Welcome to First Line Friday!
Today I’m featuring
Nerves of Steele by Susan Sleeman.
One mysterious break-in…
As a middle child, Peyton Steele has always needed to find a way to standout. But coming to the attention of the head of security for her client’s jewelry store when millions of dollars in jewels go missing is not the way to do it. She thinks the state-of-the-art cameras she’d recently had installed will make it easy to find the thief, but she’s stunned when the video doesn’t show the theft taking place.
Propels her into a level of danger she’s never known.
The lack of video evidence is not acceptable to store security manager and former detective, Grant Logan. He’s given up his law enforcement career to spend more time with his daughter and he’s up for a promotion as security manager for the entire jewelry chain. To gain the job that will give his young daughter everything he wants for her, he has to prove his abilities by finding the thief at all costs. He’ll put everything on the line to gain this new job, but how far will he go? Despite his growing interest in Peyton, will he risk both of their lives to succeed?
The first line is …
Five minutes. Only five minutes stood between Peyton and sanity, and she didn’t know if she would make it.
I love Susan Sleeman’s books. I’m a little behind, but I’m hoping to start this series soon. It sounds so good! Hope you have a great week! 🙂
I hope you’ll enjoy the series when you get a chance to read them!
I have the first book of that series waiting for me on my kindle! Thanks for stopping by 🙂
I hope you’ll enjoy it when you get a chance to read it!
Happy Friday!
I’m currently in the middle of One Fine Day by Rachel Hauck and Carrie Padgett. I’m loving it!
“Chloe woke at two a.m. thinking about Sam, and somewhere between brushing her teeth and pinning her beloved beaded clip into her hair, guilt crept up her chest and filled her throat.”
I hope you have an excellent weekend!
That one looks good! I hope you had a lovely weekend, too!
I need to get back into reading Susan!
The book I chose this week will release on June 7.
In Honor’s Defense by Karen Witemeyer
St. Louis, Missouri. 1895
Invisible people rarely received correspondence. A fact that Damaris Baxter had accepted long ago.
I’m excited about In Honor’s Defense! I hope you enjoyed it!