Sloane

What do an illicit deal, an ex-wife, a gala for the rich, and an assassin lover have in common?Sloane.Beautiful, brilliant, and dangerously good at getting what she wants, Sloane arrives in the fading resort town of Riders Bay with a storm at her heels and a past she would rather keep there.She needs money. Fast.Pulling the con of a lifetime should be simple. Size up the town, find the right mark, weave a little magic, and disappear before anyone realizes what happened.Then she meets Andy.He is an accountant, a divorced dad, and—by Sloane's standards—possibly the most boring man alive. Forced to attend yet another gala for his father's firm, Andy is nevertheless interesting enough to notice the stunning stranger in white who arrives uninvited and sits beside him.More importantly, he knows she is lying.Sloane is used to controlling the game. Andy bargains back. Before long, their mutually useful arrangement drags in his ex-wife, his daughter, Riders Bay's wealthy elite, and a scheme growing more outrageous by the hour.The attraction between them is inconvenient.The danger following Sloane is worse.And when charm, fraud, romance, and criminal trouble collide, even Sloane may discover there are some things she cannot con her way out of.Sloane is a fast, irreverent romantic comedy suspense packed with opposites-attract chemistry, small-town chaos, criminal capers, sharp banter, and one glamorous grifter who never tells the same lie twice.