Peyton Landry

Remote Capture (Blurred Lines Series, #3) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Remote Capture - m/m & mm/f

Set 2 - Book 3

Things are changing fast in Karrie Hayes's young life. The pressure from an unknown stalker has become incessant, fear is a constant companion, and her place in Darrius's bed as one of three appears cemented now. But her hand is forced by things greater than herself, and although Darrius is hesitant to settle down with Karrie, there is a man who would kill to capture that fairy tale future with her.

Ty Lansing's outlandish life has become more than his boyfriend, Otto Ryerson, can handle. When murder comes knocking on Otto's door, his incessant hunt for answers causes Ty to make a move that shatters Otto's already fragile heart. However, the dangerous situation building around Otto and his friends requires a clearer mind than Otto would like, and it changes Ty's plans and cuts his timeline short.

The stakes are high, no one is safe from the finger of accusation or the pain of guilt, but Ty has the opportunity to save the girl and clear his name-but will he be smart enough and quick enough to pull it off?

With the final book in Set 2 of the Blurred Lines Series, Remote Capture will have you riding on the edge of your seat, cheering the hero!

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Peyton Landry
• Erscheinungstermin: 21. August 2020
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781775083450
• Artikelnr.: 59482783

Autorenporträt

Peyton Landry is a Canadian author of blended romances, merging gay and straight love stories into one amazing book. She lives just outside of Toronto with her high school sweetheart, two teenagers, and two rescued cats - Mr. Bojangles & Munchkin. She spends most of her writing time outside in her yard, lounging in a Muskoka chair no matter the Canadian weather, and her love of Canada and hockey keeps her novel settings genuinely Canuck, and the score usually in favour of the Maple Leafs.