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There's only one thing worse than seeing your unrequited crush every day at the office...and that's getting trapped with him in a snowy mountain cabin.
Maria Torres has been through hell and back. A former kidnapping victim, she's used to being famous for all the wrong reasons and having people handle her with kid gloves. And it seems that the man of her dreams, Dwayne Lameko, is no different.
So when an ALIAS client requests her presence on an op, Maria believes she's ready to spread her wings and prove all her co-workers wrong...especially Dwayne. But when danger follows them into the wilderness, Maria has no choice but to prove to herself and Dwayne that she's strong enough to handle anything...even his love.
Maria Torres was first introduced in the Family Stone series, Still the One. She finally gets her happily ever after.
Hunted is the second book in Lisa Hughey's series: ALIAS. What do you do when you're the victim of a crime but no one believes you? Adams-Larsen Inc and Associates, ALIAS, helps ordinary citizens in danger when they need to disappear.
Check out the start of this new series, Stalked.
Stalked: Opposites attract, unfortunately.
Rule follower, Federal US Deputy Marshal Alex Saunders has been assigned to protect a federal judge after the judge receives death threats. This detail is standard until the judge insists on his son's PR firm provide backup security, which isn't even in the rule book. But because Alex is already in hot water, he follows orders to keep the judge happy.
Rule breaker, and former CIA analyst, Kita Ferguson reluctantly agrees to go undercover, posing as the judge's aide slash girlfriend, but in return she expects her boss at ALIAS to help her protect an abused woman and her nieces even though technically keeping the children from their father is against the law.
From the very start, Alex and Kita disagree about everything. But their sizzling attraction continues to grow as the threats against the judge escalate and put them all in danger. Can these two opposites find enough common ground outside the bedroom, or will their diverse philosophies result in disaster?
Maria Torres has been through hell and back. A former kidnapping victim, she's used to being famous for all the wrong reasons and having people handle her with kid gloves. And it seems that the man of her dreams, Dwayne Lameko, is no different.
So when an ALIAS client requests her presence on an op, Maria believes she's ready to spread her wings and prove all her co-workers wrong...especially Dwayne. But when danger follows them into the wilderness, Maria has no choice but to prove to herself and Dwayne that she's strong enough to handle anything...even his love.
Maria Torres was first introduced in the Family Stone series, Still the One. She finally gets her happily ever after.
Hunted is the second book in Lisa Hughey's series: ALIAS. What do you do when you're the victim of a crime but no one believes you? Adams-Larsen Inc and Associates, ALIAS, helps ordinary citizens in danger when they need to disappear.
Check out the start of this new series, Stalked.
Stalked: Opposites attract, unfortunately.
Rule follower, Federal US Deputy Marshal Alex Saunders has been assigned to protect a federal judge after the judge receives death threats. This detail is standard until the judge insists on his son's PR firm provide backup security, which isn't even in the rule book. But because Alex is already in hot water, he follows orders to keep the judge happy.
Rule breaker, and former CIA analyst, Kita Ferguson reluctantly agrees to go undercover, posing as the judge's aide slash girlfriend, but in return she expects her boss at ALIAS to help her protect an abused woman and her nieces even though technically keeping the children from their father is against the law.
From the very start, Alex and Kita disagree about everything. But their sizzling attraction continues to grow as the threats against the judge escalate and put them all in danger. Can these two opposites find enough common ground outside the bedroom, or will their diverse philosophies result in disaster?