Mike Scantlebury

The Widower's Secret (Romantic Beginnings, #2) (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Melia is out in the field again, undercover. This time, Amelia Hartliss is pretending to be Lonxa Doherty, the massage lady, expert in damage to muscles and joints. Using this persona, she is able to gain access to the office of Bronston Dernier, the high-flying Chief Executive of a prominent import/ export company, with suspicious friends and contacts. As Melia gets to know the man better, she feels increasingly that he is being mis-judged. He seems so honest, so straight forward. How can he possibly be guilty of such horrible crimes? Maybe it isn't him, she reasons. Sure, he has some shifty looking partners, but maybe he doesn't see them for what they really are. Enboldened, she expresses her doubts publicly, but that only serves to get her in to trouble. Suddenly, they are both at risk, running for their lives, lost in the mountains of Northern Italy, surrounded by snowy peaks. Melia has only one hope. She needs Bronston to get her out alive.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Rosewood Romance
• Erscheinungstermin: 18. April 2019
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781386104896
• Artikelnr.: 56317021

Autorenporträt

Mike Scantlebury is my author name, which I chose once I'd decided to use my real name on the outside of books. I was born in the South West of England, but after a lot of roaming, found a new billet in the North West, across the river from Manchester (England). I've written dozens of books and you can find them on the shelves of online bookstores everywhere. They're mostly in the world of Romance and the smaller world of Crime Fiction and Mysteries. Mostly, the novels are like the great Colossus and straddle both sides of the stream. The thing that makes me interesting is that I also sing and write songs and you can find them on social media and the corners of The Web. Which is pretty good. I'm a bit old for the internet, really. Happier with an abacus