Leaving everything all behind is harder than you think, even if Christy Petrino moves to Ocracoke Island. Small and peaceful, the residents and tourists think. So, why doesn't it have the same atmosphere to her?
She left behind her job as an attorney at a large firm - mob owned-, a fiancé -mob family-, and her mother and sisters - mob controlled. What could be worse?
It gets more perilous.
The Beachcomber is hunting beautiful brunettes on the same beach Christy rented her cottage. She looks like his typical target. Adding to that, she might identify him because she saw him kill a girl. It's dark during the murder, but any witness is a dead witness.
Luke, staked out next door, is quite an annoying tourist to Christy. He shows up out of thin air on multiple scenarios. If only she could know he works for the FBI and she's under surveillance.
That is partly bad (the surveillance) and fortuitous (he's always around).
It's a cagey show between the hot and sexy man next door repeatedly saving her from being murdered, or whether his job to catch her in connection with the mob wins out.
Happy reading,
Dawn
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