First rule of spy club? Don't fall in love...

Vivian Flint knows danger. Espionage, combat, and covert missions are all in a day's work for a spy. Her alias, Jane Davis, lives a quiet life in Washington DC as an art broker with a handsome boyfriend, who knows precisely nothing about Vivian.

Until said boyfriend proposes...and she has to come clean.

John Seymour is reeling. Everything he knew about his fiancée was a lie - and now they're both on the run. With bioweapons in the mix and a criminal ex on their trail, they're crawling through air ducts and dodging gunfire. Who isthis woman jetting them around the world? She may be sexy and strong, but the wedding is definitelyoff.

Vivian can't blame John, but right now, they need each other. His mission, should he choose to accept it: trust the woman he loves and maybe they'll make it out alive...

Perfect for fans of:

¿ Hidden identity

¿ Forced proximity

¿¿ International

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