Since Iβm about to make my annual trek from the snow country to my house at the
beach, I thought it might be fun to talk about some of my favorite places.
Personally, I hate hot weather. Among my personal favorites are the ski slopes
of Aspen and the chalet at the top of Californiaβs Mammoth Mountain.
Montana has some of my favorite places. Recently we visited Yellowstone National
Park, which Iβve been to numerous times and never grow tired of. Just about
anywhere in Big Sky Country is a favorite place to be.
A day on the ocean off the coast of Santa Barbara is hard to beat when the sun
is shining. Sailboat or powerboat, just being out on the water makes me feel
completely carefree.
Seattle is another one of my favorite places, which is the reason I chose the
city for
my BOSS, INC.
trilogy. Book #3,
INTO THE
FIRESTORM, Luke Brodieβs story, is about to be released. Luke is a bounty
hunter. A fat $600,000 is the 20% bail enforcement fee he'll collect if he
brings in international criminal, Rudy Vance.
Emma Sullivan is also hunting Vance. It's been almost a year since she arrived
at her sister's home to find the housekeeper murdered and her young niece the
victim of Vance's sick assault.
Emma is determined to find Vance and make him pay. And no one--not even the
infamous Luke Brodie--is going to stop her.
I hope youβll watch for
INTO
THE FIRESTORM and that you find some new and exciting places to enjoy. Warm
wishes for a great 2017!
Kat
New York Times bestselling author Kat Martin is a graduate of the
University of California at Santa Barbara where she majored in Anthropology and
also studied History. She is married to L.J. Martin, author of western,
non-fiction, and suspense novels.
Kat has written more than sixty-five novels. Sixteen million copies of her
books are in print and she has been published in twenty foreign countries,
including Japan, France, Germany, Argentina, Greece, China, Russia, and Spain.
Born in Bakersfield, California, Kat currently resides in Missoula, Montana, on
a small ranch in the beautiful Sapphire mountains.
Her last 12 books have hit the prestigious
New York Times bestseller
list.
INTO THE FURY and
INTO THE WHIRLWIND her
most recent releases, both took top ten spots.
BOSS,
Inc.
At Brodie Operations Security Service, Inc., following your instincts is
company policyβ¦
M. CassidyβLuke Brodie had heard the name before, some novice bounty hunter
working Seattle, catching tricky skips with more success than a newcomer should
expect. But the dark curls, sparkly top, and impressive cleavage were not what
Brodie had pictured.
Emma Cassidy is tough and smart and sexy as hell. Sheβs also popping up a
step ahead of him every time heβs close to the capture he wants mostβ¦and thereβs
no room for learning on the trail of this monster.
Emma has idolized Luke Brodie, the bounty hunter who can bring anyone in. The
big man in the soft shoes, with a face like a fallen angel and a reputation for
breaking hearts. Watching him in action is intoxicating. But her fight with Rudy
Vance is fiercely personal. If he gets too close, Brodie will find out just how
ferocious she can beβ¦
Romance Suspense
[Zebra, On Sale: January 31, 2017, Paperback /
e-Book, ISBN: 9781420139044 / eISBN: 9781420139051]
I can't tolerate the heat very well but the cold makes my RA worse so I'm kind of stuck. I live in SW Missouri so I get both hot and cold. Although so far this winter it hasn't been too bad.
(Linda Henderson 12:18pm January 31, 2017)
Books looks good :) and I, too, dislike the heat it's why I live in the mountains of ID - snowing today, yeah!
(Amber Mancebo 7:25pm January 31, 2017)
I don't like the hot weather. But I don't like it real cold either. But when its cold you can wrap up and get warm.
(Cathy Garner 2:47am February 1, 2017)
I just realized I haven't read INTO THE FIRESTORM and definitely want to get a copy. By the way, I can tolerate the heat in Louisiana better than the cold weather. After all, we do have air conditioners to help during the summer months. I guess it's whatever you get use to having.
(Anna Speed 12:21pm February 4, 2017)
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