Deadly Secrets Texas Trilogy

Her brother is missing. An oilfield fire is scorching her land. And someone just turned up dead. West Texas rancher Sarah Chandler is used to standing her ground-but this week, everything's on fire. Literally. A blowout has ignited a wildfire threatening her ranch, and her brother, Stone, has vanished without a word. When Sarah teams up with Ethan Tanner, a special forces veteran turned corporate oil man, they discover Ethan's boss murdered near a sabotaged gate on her land. Now they're squarely in the killer's crosshairs. Ethan is smart, charming, and infuriatingly attractive. Sarah's sworn off men, but resisting him gets harder with every mile they run-and every secret they uncover. As danger closes in, shocking revelations about Ethan's past threaten to unravel their fragile trust. Can Sarah risk her heart-and her life-on a man who may be hiding more than he's telling? Fast-paced, romantic, and full of Texas heat-Book 1 in the Deadly Secrets Texas Trilogy, a complete, standalone romantic suspense series.

Ruthless killers. Deadly deceit. Fiery passion. She'll do anything to catch a polluter. He'll do anything to stop her. Undercover Texas PI Brock Emerson has one job-to keep chemical engineer Adelaide Reese from shutting down his client's paper mill. But he had no idea how tempting the beautiful scientist would be. Or how much he'd want to protect her . . . Set on proving pollution from the mill is poisoning the local town, Adelaide is making powerful enemies. And when angry mill employees stage a violent attack, Brock can't help stepping in to save her. Posing as a journalist, he wins her trust. Then they witness a murder that makes Brock question both his employer and his moral compass . . . and sends them running for their lives. When the woman he's falling for learns he's been lying to her all along, Brock finds himself in a position he never imagined. Will doing his job cost him his integrity and his heart? Or will they both pay the ultimate price for crossing a master manipulator?