All's Fair

One final game of cat and mouse. Ex-FBI agent Elliot Mills thought he was done with the most brutal case of his career. The Sculptor, the serial killer he spent years hunting, is finally in jail. But Elliot's hope dies when he learns the murderer wasn't acting alone. Now everyone is at risk once again--thanks to a madman determined to finish his partner's gruesome mission.  When the lead agent on the case, Special Agent Tucker Lance, goes missing, Elliot knows it's the killer at work. After all, abducting the love of Elliot's life is the quickest way to hurt him.  The chances of finding Tucker are all but impossible without the help of the Sculptor--but the Sculptor is in no position to talk. Critically injured in a prison fight, he lies comatose and dying while the clock ticks down. Elliot has no choice but to play this killer's twisted game and hope he can find Tucker in time.

*DUET narration by Amanda Friday and Tyler Hyrchuk! We were just supposed to be roommates-marriage wasn't even a thought. Yet here I am taking his last name before I've ever kissed him. When I moved to Oregon, it was for two reasons: a new job at a veterinary clinic and to be closer to my sister. In desperate need of somewhere to live, I moved in with Miles Granger. It was purely out of necessity-I was tight on cash but definitely didn't want to resort to sleeping on my sister's uncomfortable couch. Miles and I don't even really know each other. Green Valley's self-appointed grandmother, Margaret, worked it out for us, promising me that Miles was harmless. Except he's not harmless. Not to my heart. I thought I had a thick enough wall around my heart to protect me, but then Miles carefully dismantled it piece by piece. He shows me that he's best-friend material, can handle any teasing I hand out, and isn't afraid to dish it back. Soon, he wiggles his way past my defenses and is much more than just a housemate. When a family bet gets a little out of hand, Miles asks for my help. I know I should keep an emotional distance between us, but if we get married, it solves both of our problems. Miles gets to win the bet and I get to pay off a huge student loan. It's a marriage in name only. If I keep all these messy feelings packed away, everything will turn out fine. All I know is that I can't risk falling for him when he sees me as just a roommate that he happens to be married to. Because if I do? I'm afraid Miles will have the power to shatter my heart.