Florist Kathy Callahan is the last divorcee of the
Divorced, Desperate and Delicious club she formed with her
friends, Sue and Lacey. Both these women are now pregnant
and married, while Kathy is still single with a young son,
who's currently in France visiting his father and the new
wife.
Luke Hunter, aka Stan Bradley, a hunk of a plumber
extraordinaire who's also employed by the FBI, has captured
Kathy's undivided attention. However, a tragic childhood
incident has caused Kathy to be opposed to all cops.
After appearing at "Stan's" door, Kathy gets caught up in a
race to evade a drug lord's muscle, who's trying to stop
Luke from testify against him. With 48 hours of hot pursuit
and even hotter, scorching sex, Kathy and Luke dodge death
as they fall hopelessly in love. But there are surprises
along the way that create some problems.
DIVORCED, DESPERATE AND DECEIVED is a very stimulating,
action-packed story. Kathy's character is funny and
interesting. Luke is the hunk of a man every woman dreams
of; sweet but strong and masculine with a fierce need to
protect. Did I forget to mention handsome, as well? I found
this an easy book to read as it kept the interest alive.
Christie Craig is gifted with words and the ability
to entertain the reader.
Of the Divorced, Desperate and Delicious club, Kathy Callahan is the last surviving member. Oh, her two friends haven’t died or anything. They just gave up their vows of chastity. They went for hot sex with hot cops and happy second marriages—something Kathy can never consider, given her past. Yet there’s always her plumber, Stan Bradley. He seems honest, hardworking...and skilled with a tool.
PLUMB CRAZY
Kathy’s best-laid plans are about to hit a clog. The guy snaking her drain isn’t what he seems. He’s handier with a pistol than a pipe wrench, and she’s about to see more action than Jason Statham. The next forty-eight hours promise hot pursuit, hotter passion and a super perky pug. And at the end of this wild escapade, Kathy and her own undercover lawman will be flush with happiness . . . assuming they both survive.