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Written by Danielle M. Haas
Booked To Kill
Dec 27th, 2022
He’s her only protection
From a killer’s obsession
Widowed artist Olivia Hickman starts renting out the Manhattan loft she can no longer afford to live in. When two of her guests are murdered, Detective Jack Stone fears that Olivia might be the real target—and that his attraction to her is clouding his judgment. Will whisking her away from the city save her life, or will it put them both on a collision course with death?
- Print length: 259 pages
- Language: English
- Publisher: Harlequin Romantic Suspense
- Murders of Convenience Series (Book 2)
- Publication date: December 27, 2022
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This story focuses on what happens to family when they think there is no hope or help in sight. Marie and her baby needed help out of a bad situation. There's a lot going on in Owen's hometown, bodies dropping everywhere. Plenty of danger, suspense, deaths and who done that it. Great read. HEA.
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A good story of a revival of friendship and love of a young woman that had been kidnapped and rescued is taken again but is rescued and finds happiness.
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This book kept me guessing right up to the end!! A suspenseful and romantic, fast paced story that kept me on the edge of my seat! My favorite author, did not disappoint!!
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I met this author at a book signing and was immediately intrigued by this book. I’m glad I read it. Great character development and story. Can’t wait to read more from her.
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Amazing read. Fast paced adventure. I couldn’t wait to find out what happened to them and who was doing the killing.
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Danielle's debut novel was so good I read it in one sitting- couldn't put it down! From the very first page, you jump right into the action, and her unforgettable, realistic characters and face paced writing made for a fun read. Solid writing and a twisting plot that keeps you turning the pages, I can't wait for her next book!
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His series has a lot of diff emotions flowing through it. I love the strength of the women making their way to Safe Haven. Abuse of any kind is horrible. And having places men, women and children can land to heal is the best thing for them.