The Girl's Got Secrets (Forbidden Men 7)

Acknowledgements:

Thank you to my beta/early readers: Elisa Castro, Shi Ann Crumpacker, Alaina Martinie, Lindsay Brooks, Ada Frost, Katie Anderson, Ana Kristina Rabacca, Mary Rose Bermundo, Sarah Symonds from Inked in Books, Amanda at Beta Reading Bookshelf, Jennifer at Three Chicks and Their Books, and Michelle and Pepper at AllRo-mance Book Reviews.

Another very big, special thank you to Eli Castro for tak-ing so much time to go over the manuscript and translate and explain what each translation meant!

Thank you to my editor Stephanie Parent, and proof-readers Autumn at the Autumn Review and Shelley at 2 Book Lovers Reviews!

Thank you to Ada Frost for my amazing book cover this time around.

More thanks to all the supportive people who visit my social media sites and read my stories, keeping me in business, especially everyone on the Facebook Group: The Forbidden Men Lovers! Love you guys.

Thanks to my huge family, thanks to Kurt, Lydia, and the brand new Sadie (who was with me every step of the way...literally, since she was stuck inside me the entire time) for providing me with my own happily ever after, and then finally thank you to God.

I know I don’t deserve so much help and support from so many people, but I cherish and appreciate it, recognizing it for the amazing gift it is, anyway. Thank you.

About Linda Kage

Linda grew up on a dairy farm in the Midwest as the youngest of eight children. Now she lives in Kansas with her husband, daughter, and their nine cuckoo clocks. Her life's been blessed with lots of people to learn from and love. Writing's always been a major part of her world, and she’s so happy to finally share some of her stories with other romance lovers.

Please visit her at her website:

www.LindaKage.com

Spanish to English Translations

A lo hecho, pecho = What was done was done.

Abuela = Grandmother

Adiós = Good bye

Agua = Water

Amigo = Friend

Ay por Dios = Oh my God

Bien = Fine/Good/Okay/Not bad

Bien hecho = Well done

Buenas noches = Good night/ Good evening

Cállate = Shut up

chica = Girl

Chinga = Fuck

Chingaderas = Pieces of shit.

Chinguen a su madre = Motherfuckers. Literally "Fuck your mother."

Cielito Lindo = Popular mariachi song, roughly translated “Sweet Lovely One”

¿Cómo te llamas? = What's your name?

Dios = God