Four Days to Kill Her

She has four days to live. He's the one paid to end it.

April 1912. The largest ship in the world leaves Southampton for New York, and one man in a steward's white jacket is counting the hours.

Finn Calloway folds napkins into swans, says "Very good, miss," and keeps a knife up his sleeve. A Liverpool fixer has paid him to put one passenger over the rail before Sunday night. If he fails, his sister pays instead.

Wren Ashcombe can copy any hand ever written. Her father sold that gift, and then he sold her: to a Montana copper baron whose three wives all died young. She has a forged letter of credit sewn into her coat, a new name waiting in New York, and no intention of becoming wife number four.

She spots his fake papers on the gangway. He finds her forgery in the lining of her coat.

Then, in the dark of her stateroom, she takes the knife out of his hand and kisses him with it.

On Sunday morning, she finds her own photograph in the lining of his jacket. The handwriting on the back belongs to the last person she ever wanted to read.

And somewhere ahead, in the black water, the ice is waiting for all of them.

Things to know about FOUR DAYS TO KILL HER:

• Enemies to lovers: he is paid to kill her
• Hitman hero, forger heroine, both morally gray
• Forbidden romance across the class line
• Touch her and die, and he falls first
• Forced proximity, a ticking clock, fake identities
• Believed dead, second chance
• Explicit open-door scenes, a safe word, no cheating
• Standalone with a HEA

A dark romance for adult readers (18+). It contains on-page violence and murder, attempted drowning, coercion and blackmail, a parent's betrayal, and explicit sexual content. Full content warnings are inside the book.