Black Widow - Campanelli, Michele
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Romeo Maroni, incensed that an ancient Egyptian belt disappeared from his museum, vows to capture the beautiful thief, Blackie Widow, a woman rumored by the FBI to be as dangerous as she is seductive. Teaming up with private investigator Martin, Romeo discovers millions of dollars' worth of diamonds she has stolen, fashioned into a giant spider web. Uncovering her lair, he becomes prey for the gorgeous and poisonous Blackie Widow. Join in the hunt for stolen treasure and get entangled in Romeo's unrelenting desire to find his true love caught in a web of trouble

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Produktbeschreibung
Romeo Maroni, incensed that an ancient Egyptian belt disappeared from his museum, vows to capture the beautiful thief, Blackie Widow, a woman rumored by the FBI to be as dangerous as she is seductive. Teaming up with private investigator Martin, Romeo discovers millions of dollars' worth of diamonds she has stolen, fashioned into a giant spider web. Uncovering her lair, he becomes prey for the gorgeous and poisonous Blackie Widow. Join in the hunt for stolen treasure and get entangled in Romeo's unrelenting desire to find his true love caught in a web of trouble
Autorenporträt
Michele Wallace Campanelli is an American writer, singer, and celebrity. During the early 1990s, she started writing short stories and action novels professionally.She has had nine stories appearing on the best-sellers list, including two that reached #1 on the New York Times. Her short stories have been included in over 30 international-selling anthologies. She has also penned numerous novels, magazine, and newspaper articles in bothaction and non-action published by Simon & Schuster, Chronicle Books, Fireside Books, Fiction wise, Whiskey Creek Press, Wee Creek Press, Florida Today Newspaper, Woman's World Magazine, Adams media, McGraw-Hill, Multnomah Books, Red Rock Press, HCI and America House Publishing. Over 57 million people have read her written works internationally.