
Release Date: July 1, 2014
Publisher: Sourcebooks Casablanca
Genre: Romantic Suspense
There
is a spy in S&D systems who is leaking top-secret information that
could lead to extreme disaster. It's up to Shane Gallagher to uncover
the mole and set things right.
Systems analyst Elena Reyes had no intention of
stealing company secrets until her brother's life was threatened by the
cruelest of mobsters. When Elena finally confesses her deeds to Shane,
he's ready to do everything he can to keep her out of danger. But will
Shane's help be enough to protect them, or will his good intentions
leave them all for dead?
Excerpt
Elena had
never thought about seducing a man. She wasnāt even sure of her moves.
But she knew that Shane wanted her, even if he wasnāt prepared to admit
it. She also knew he felt protective of her, which was probably part of
the conflict he must be feeling.
Before he could come up with another objection, she
cupped the back of his head with her hands and brought his face down as
she raised her own head toward him.
She hadnāt
been sure what would happen. Or perhaps sheād been afraid that heād
wrench himself away from her. But the danger must have affected his
emotions as well as her own. When their lips met, it was as though
someone had tossed a match into a pile of gasoline- soaked kindling.
Invisible flames rose as heat flared between them.
She heard him growl her name and felt him gather her
closer as he kissed her with purpose, running his hands up and down her
back.
The heat coming off him made her dizzy.
She should be afraid, but she kept kissing him, letting him feel all the
passion that sheād held inside herself for so long.
Opening her lips, she invited him to explore her
mouth, then did the same with him, absorbing his taste and the way the
mouth-to-mouth contact sent shock waves to every part of her body.
āYou know that youāre playing with fire?ā he asked.
āI know what I want.ā
āThen take off your clothes.ā
Again,
a dose of reality. Was she ready to get undressed in front of him? Or
was she going to back awayāthe way he hoped she would.
She wouldnāt give him the satisfaction of scaring
her off. Not because she was trying to score any points, but because
what she wanted hadnāt changed, even if he was trying to make her take a
step back.
She did step back, but only a few feet. She kept her
gaze on him as she reached for the hem of the T-shirt and pulled it
over her head, then let it drop on the floor so that she stood before
him naked to the waistā¦
Author Bio
New
York Times and USA Today bestselling author Rebecca Yorkās writing has
been compared to that of Dick Francis, Sherrilyn Kenyon, and Maggie
Shayne. Her award-winning books have been translated into twenty-two
languages and optioned for film. A recipient of the RWA Centennial
Award, she lives in Maryland near Washington, DC, which is often the
setting of her romantic suspense novels.
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