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In the space of a few months Vanessa buried her husband, Matt, and gave birth to their son--breaking her heart while filling it with a whole new kind of love. But the one man she longs to share this love with now acts as if she doesnt exist.

Paul Haggerty lives by the marine motto: Siper Fi. Ever faithful to his best friend, hes done right by Matts widow as best he can...considering hes been secretly in love with her for years. Now, just as hes about to make his move, another woman has staked her claim on him--a claim that will be tough to escape.

With courage, humility and not a little meddling from the good folks of Virgin River, Vanni and Paul might just get a second chance to have the love they both desire and deserve.

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Praise for the novels of New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author ROBYN CARR

The Virgin River books are so compellingI connected instantly with the characters and just wanted more and more and more.

#1 New York Times bestselling author Debbie Macomber

Robyn Carr creates strong men, fascinating women and a community youll want to visit again and again. Who could ask for more?

New York Times bestselling author Sherryl Woods

Virgin River is sexy, tense, emotional and satisfying. I cant wait for more!

New York Times bestselling author Carla Neggers

A thrilling debut of a series that promises much to come.

New York Times bestselling author Clive Cussler

The American Library Associations Booklist names Virgin River one of 2007s top ten romances.

Jennifer is a beautifully drawn character whose interior journey is wonderful to behold.

Romantic Times BOOKreviews on Runaway Mistress

This is one author who proves a Carr can fly.

Book Reviewer on Blue Skies

Robyn Carr provides readers [with] a powerful, thought-provoking work of contemporary fiction.

Midwest Book Review on Deep in the Valley

A remarkable storyteller.

Library Journal

A warm, wonderful book about womens friendships, love and family. I adored it!

New York Times bestselling author Susan Elizabeth Phillips on The House on Olive Street

A delightfully funny novel.

Midwest Book Review on The Wedding Party

Also available from New York Times and USA TODAY bestselling author ROBYN CARR and MIRA Books

Virgin River, Series One

VIRGIN RIVER

SHELTER MOUNTAIN

WHISPERING ROCK

Virgin River, Series Two

SECOND CHANCE PASS

TEMPTATION RIDGE

PARADISE VALLEY

Virgin River, Series Three

FORBIDDEN FALLS

ANGELS PEAK

MOONLIGHT ROAD

A VIRGIN RIVER CHRISTMAS

Grace Valley Series

DEEP IN THE VALLEY

JUST OVER THE MOUNTAIN

DOWN BY THE RIVER

Novels

NEVER TOO LATE

RUNAWAY MISTRESS

BLUE SKIES

THE WEDDING PARTY

THE HOUSE ON OLIVE STREET

Coming Soon

THE HOUSE ON OLIVE STREET

A SUMMER IN SONOMA

(available July 2010)

ROBYN CARR
SECOND CHANCE PASS

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Dear Reader,

Welcome back to Virgin River!

Many of you have written to ask if Virgin River is based on an actual town because, if it is, youd like to move there! I hate to break it to you, but youd better unpack those boxesthe town lives only in my mind.

Second Chance Pass, Temptation Ridge and Paradise Valley are the next three books in the VIRGIN RIVER series. Youll be reacquainted with some old friends, as well as making some new ones. As in life itself, the series continues with stories of romantic fulfillment, of lessons learned and of some hard goodbyes. In your letters youve told me how much youve enjoyed the strong, handsome, virile men of Virgin River. Youve admired the beauty, inner strength and intelligence of the women. But what I hear about most is your love for a place where commitment is lawand not just romantic commitment, but the bonding of brotherhood, the fealty of neighbors, the loyalty of an abiding friendship.

I know many of you have ties to the military, and the fact that the Virgin River men have served their country in times of war has added greatly to their charisma. Apart from their obvious sex appeal, it is their solid, emotional core that so many of you have responded to. These characters embody values we all regard as admirable. Honorable.

So although Virgin River is a fictional town, it can be created in any heart. Its a place where a glass is half-full, where people gain strength from shouldering their burdens and challenges, where people do the right thing simply because its the right thing to do.

Want to live in Virgin River? Just close your eyes and open your heart.

Robyn Carr

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

Special thanks to my very own midwife consultant, Pam Glenn, and to Sharon Lampert, womens health nurse practitioner, with deep appreciation for all the long talks, advice, reading, editing and most of all, for being extraordinary friends.

Chief Kris Kitna of Fortuna, California, Police Department has been a wealth of information on local detail, law enforcement, firearms, hunting and so many other things. Special thanks for never tiring of my constant questions.

Debbie Gustavson, physical therapist extraordinaire, my gratitude for taking so much time to help me understand the physical, emotional and psychological stages in rehabilitation and recovery. Your patients are very, very lucky to have you. And I am blessed to have you as a friend.

Without Kate Bandys input on every fresh manuscript, I would be so lost. Thank you for all your time, your valuable comments, your undying support and a friendship that has sustained me for decades.

Michelle Mazzanti, thank you for reading early drafts and propping me up. Every comment offered was always spot-on and crucial to helping me craft a better book.

Special thanks to Rebecca (Beki) Keene and Sokreatrey (Ing) Cruz, my two dear Internet friends. Beki gets applause for helping to solve plot problems and Ing is a genius at coming up with character names. Your support through a million e-mails discussing characters and stories has been priceless.

Thanks again to Denise and Jeff Nicholl for reading and commenting on manuscripts, and for wonderful encouragement and friendship.

To Colleen Gleason, talented author and special friend, thank you for hand selling so many copies of the Virgin River series. You are like a one-man band!

And a very special and heartfelt thanks to my editor, Valerie Gray, and to my agent, Liza Dawson. What a fabulous team. Your diligence and assistance at every turn made this little town and its people possible. Im so grateful.

This novel is dedicated to Valerie Gray, my editor and friend. Your commitment and support has made everything possible.
Your dedicated work has made everything better.
Your affection has made everything sweeter.

Contents
Prologue

P aul Haggerty was finally back in Grants Pass after almost six months in Virgin River and there was an ache in his chest he just couldnt ease. The last six months had been hell.

Paul had gone to Virgin River back in the autumn to help finish Jack Sheridans new house. Much to his surprise, he discovered Vanessa Rutledge was living in Virgin River with her father and younger brother while her husband, Matt, served in Iraq. She was pregnant with Matts baby and looking more beautiful than ever. Seeing her had reminded Paul of the serious thing hed had for Vanessa since first laying eyes on her all those years ago. But his best friend was the one she had married. Then life went into fast forward.

Just before the baby was born they all had a video conference with Matt. The call was mostly for Matt and Vanni as it was the first time in six months theyd seen one another. Then everyone else got to say a quick hi and when it was Pauls turn Matt had said to him, If anything goes wrong over here, look after Vanni.

It couldnt have gone more wrong. Matt was killed in an explosion in Baghdad the first week in December. It had been a terrible time and Vanni had asked Paul to stay until the baby cameanother two months. Of course he agreed, and all that time he held it together so Vanni could lean on him. But the strain of the situation, his secret love for Vanni and his grief for his best friend ate him alive.

He thought going home to Grants Pass would ease the pain or at least distract him from it, but instead the pressure continued to build. A night out drinking with some of his construction crew and getting painfully loaded, only added a miserable headache to his breaking heart. He felt like a dead man, slogging through the days, tossing through the sleepless nights.

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