Six months after jailing mobsters, Andy Miller starts a new life unsuccessfully avoiding investigating crime. When Christiaan Johannson asks her to help recover stolen emeralds in Madrid, she's hesitant to forgive the months of radio silence.
Christiaan still resists divulging his secret past life. When he is tasked to investigate a kidnapping in Scotland, Andy insists on coming—whether he likes it or not.British gambler Peter Spencer has the hots for Andy, but she still yearns for an unavailable Christiaan.The three travel Europe avoiding vengeful villains and searching for clues before time runs out for the captive girl.Three is a crowd, and two men is one too many for Andy…and Christiaan. Someone has to go. Who will she choose?
Genre: FICTION / Romance / Clean & WholesomeIt will come out in September. But it's a second book in the series.
Andy Miller lied. A thrill of excitement trilled up her spine. Hiding behind a food truck dressed as a biker chick and directing an operation wasn’t exactly keeping her promise to her maybe-boyfriend Christiaan Johannson to stop investigating. A slow grin rose to her lips. Andy missed the anticipation of bringing in bad guys.
With thundering heartbeat, she tightened her do-rag on her forehead and scratched under the long blonde wig of her biker persona. Scents of slow-cooked lamb floated on the warm Texas breeze in the gravel lot in south Austin.
Even though Nikki’s only opened a month ago, the two Greek brothers who owned the business, Nikki and Gaspar, hosted a lengthy line spreading clear across the food court and down South Congress.
Nikki’s food was good, but it wasn’t that good. All her senses were on alert. Distrust, more than hunger, roiled in her stomach.
Three and a half-years ago, after her father mysteriously disappeared, Andy took up his mantle, and his pen name—Andrew Baker—as an undercover investigative journalist busting crime in St. Louis. After she ratted out the mafia, she changed her identity, became a food blogger, and promised to stop investigating. Yet when her friend, Paco De La Cruz, ate at this food truck earlier this week and wound up so sick he had to be hospitalized, she trusted her instincts to investigate. Was the illness food poisoning or something more sinister?
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