Mrs Dawn Martinez

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Celeste, a Cowgirl Rancher who hails from New Mexico. Ventures on a humanitarian mission to earthquake stricken Haiti. Packing her trusty sling shot and hunting knife, she is recruited by her Haitian friend to assist at his Medical Facility and retrieve confiscated medical supplies from a corrupt Haitian government. Little did the Haitian government know that their country was going to be invaded by a courageous, out spoken, strong willed, take no gruff spitfire, who stops at nothing to complete her tasks. Her adventures begin the minute she departs her home in New Mexico, an upon arriving in Haiti, Celeste finds the school bus she is riding on is surrounded by Haitian thugs with machine guns. She is determined in protecting their precious cargo with finesse and quick dangerous movements and decisions, no other woman would dream of doing. Geraldy has to stay on his toes with his best friends actions, becoming conscious just how fearless her actions could cost the group. Acting on last minute decisions instead of thinking them out clearly made him ponder; was it the right judgment to have brought this maverick into Haiti? Geraldy needed someone to trust and help get his supplies back from Haiti's Customs. Celeste was the only person he trusted who could get the job done. Parts of him wanted to test the veracity of her skills, but when he realizes that he opened a can of whoop ass on Haiti, he is afraid for Celeste's safety. A tone, tall, curvy, sun bronzed body, with golden long curly hair. Spiritual and earth bound lady wearing her cowgirl gear, Celeste at forty eight years old looked like she was in her mid thirty's. She collides with the younger strong, sexy, handsome Czechoslovakian Captain Valis, who takes his command duties of the United Nations Police Force very seriously. The moment Captain Valis captured Celeste, the electricity between the two develops into a forbidden passion of scorching sexual desires. Celeste must decide how to control her sizzling hunger