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Love, Lies, and British Spies
Selena Laurence

A British spy, a big lie, will love survive?

Crimson Romance
April 2013
On Sale: April 22, 2013
Featuring: Owen Martin; Eva Anderson
92 pages
ISBN: 1440567018
EAN: 9781440567018
Kindle: B00C9KNYWA
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Romance Contemporary | Contemporary Novella / Short Story


After an engagement gone terribly awry, American interior designer Eva Anderson has finally met the man of her dreams. Handsome, charming Owen Martin is one of London's most talented musicians, and he's head over heels for Eva to boot. They fall in love, get married, and go on a fabulous honeymoon to Paris.

But Owen forgot to tell Eva one little detail: he's actually a top secret British spy . . . oh, and there are more than a few women in his past. Unfortunately for Eva, one of those women is the beloved younger sister of Middle Eastern terrorist Hassam Khalil. Hassam wants nothing more than revenge on Owen for defiling his sister, so he kidnaps Eva.

Owen rushes to the catacombs of Paris to rescue his new bride only to discover that she's learned all of his worst secrets and wants nothing more to do with him. From the teashops of London to the cafes of Paris and the ports of Alexandria, Owen and Eva encounter terrorists run amok, friends with the best of intentions, guns, fangirls, and espionage galore. But, will love ever be enough to overcome the lies of this British spy?

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6 comments posted.

Re: Love, Lies, and British Spies

I always suspected that about writers. Dorothy Sayers always got mocked for being in love with Peter Wimsey, but I thought he was worth it!
(Lisa Elwood 2:41pm April 15, 2013)

I find it interesting for a female Author to write her books from a male point of view. I must say that I'm not familiar with your writing, but I'm going to have to pick up one of your books and read them, just to see what they're like. I don't recall reading one written that way before. I love the cover to your latest book, and Un sure it will make fof a good read, too!!
(
Peggy Roberson 8:25pm April 15, 2013)

You must have fun mentally picturing those handsome, inticing guys. Makes me wonder how many are inspired by guys you have known during your lifetime.
(
Gladys Paradowski 9:53pm April 15, 2013)

I love reading form his point of view, giving a different level of understanding of the person he is - from what he is thinking, to what he observes. What lady wouldn't want to crawl inside the head of a man for a few hours?
(
Carla Carlson 10:14am April 16, 2013)

The British spy sounds interesting and since I'm an Anglophile I'll probably like him.
(
Michelle Fidler 3:57pm April 16, 2013)

I have a thing for that British accent. When I hear British spy, the first thing that comes to mind is James Bond (Daniel Craig)....
(
Kai Wong 10:23pm April 16, 2013)

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