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Sheagan O’Hare got more than she bargained for when her newly inherited detective agency lands its first case; a missing person, embezzlement, and murder. Sheagan’s out to prove she can hang with the pro's, despite the constant reminder of her amateur status from an annoyingly attractive FBI agent, Colin 'Mac' MacEvine, who’s forced himself into her life.
How does she feel when an old high school friend hopes to ignite a new romance?
Will she be able to discover if detective work and love can mingle before someone gets hurt?
Read an excerpt:
“Does this have to do with this detective stuff you decided to play around with?”
She shot a dirty look at the wall. “Listen, don’t worry about it. I’ve got it under control.”
“Obviously you don’t. I’m going to the police.”
“Um, no. You can’t call, uh, not yet.”
“Why can’t I?” He came back into the room.
“I can’t explain that.”
“You’d better explain something, because I am calling 9-1-1 right now.” He picked up the phone.
“Stop!” she yelled.
He looked at her like she was crazy. “Why?”
“Listen, just let me call my friend first.”
“Your friend?” It was his turn for sarcasm.
“Yes, my friend.” She snatched the phone from him, grabbed her bag, and went into the bathroom. She fished around until she found the card from Mac and punched in his number on her cell.
“Yup,” Mac answered.
“I have a sticky situation.”
“What is it?”
“Well, I’m at my old place.”
“I’m not here to settle disputes for you and your boyfriend.”
“Boyfriend? What are you talking about, we broke up?” Then it dawned on her. Her address showed she was still living with Rat Bastard.
“Sheagan,” she heard him shout, breaking into her thoughts.
“What!” she shouted back.
He grunted. “What is the situation?”
“The O’Dwyer boys came to visit my ex-boyfriend last night.”
“I’ll be right there. Don’t call the police.”
“I know. I called you.”
“Well, you got something right.” He hung up.
She screamed into the receiver, “You son-of-a-, I’ll give you, ‘you got something right’. You can kiss my butt.”
When she emerged from the bathroom, Rat Bastard cocked his head. “Friend, huh?”
“It’s complicated!” she snapped.
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This is the author's debut book.
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