| Author: | Kaitlin Maitland | ISBN: | 9781937976644 |
| Publisher: | Etopia Press | Publication: | August 10, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Kaitlin Maitland |
| ISBN: | 9781937976644 |
| Publisher: | Etopia Press |
| Publication: | August 10, 2012 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Dayne Castille is just like any other businesswoman. She provides her clients with a valuable service; they pay her a lot of money. She works alone, and she likes it that way. For a girl from the wrong side of the tracks, being a contract killer has its perks.
When a casual trip to the library lands Dayne in the middle of a kidnapping, she finds herself on the wrong end of someone else's scope. And face to face with rival assassin Callum McKay, the only man who's ever made her think twice about being a loner.
Callum isn't happy with his new set of circumstances. Not only does he have responsibility for his ten-year-old brother, he's got no choice but to trust Dayne Castille with all of their lives. Mired in political intrigue and greed, events quickly go off the rails, and Callum finds that Dayne is more woman than he ever gave her credit for. Which just might be the most dangerous part of all...
Dayne Castille is just like any other businesswoman. She provides her clients with a valuable service; they pay her a lot of money. She works alone, and she likes it that way. For a girl from the wrong side of the tracks, being a contract killer has its perks.
When a casual trip to the library lands Dayne in the middle of a kidnapping, she finds herself on the wrong end of someone else's scope. And face to face with rival assassin Callum McKay, the only man who's ever made her think twice about being a loner.
Callum isn't happy with his new set of circumstances. Not only does he have responsibility for his ten-year-old brother, he's got no choice but to trust Dayne Castille with all of their lives. Mired in political intrigue and greed, events quickly go off the rails, and Callum finds that Dayne is more woman than he ever gave her credit for. Which just might be the most dangerous part of all...
