Unforgiven
Author | : Rebecca Zanetti |
Publisher | : Lyrical Underground |
Total Pages | : 262 |
Release | : 2022-06-07 |
ISBN-10 | : 9781516111268 |
ISBN-13 | : 1516111265 |
Rating | : 4/5 (265 Downloads) |
Download or read book Unforgiven written by Rebecca Zanetti and published by Lyrical Underground. This book was released on 2022-06-07 with total page 262 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Readers of Lisa Jackson and Lucinda Berry will be thrilled by this stunning tale of suspense from a New York Times bestselling author. Even the most exclusive universities can’t out a stalker in the latest in this USA Today bestselling series when a brilliant professor and an ex-Deep Ops agent will have to outwit an obsessive killer. “Zanetti is a master.” —Kirkus Reviews Run: Gemma Falls never expected to use her game theory expertise to outrun a killer. But for years, that skill is all that kept her one step ahead of a deadly stalker. When Gemma gets the chance to teach at D.C. University, she hopes she and her young daughter have found a safe harbor. The only flaw is the arrogant philosophy professor who’s always underfoot giving unwanted advice—in his sexy British accent . . . Hide: Jethro Hanson has blood on his hands. He’s working within ivy-covered university halls now, but he knows that his work with the Deep Ops team and the deadly acts he once committed for the sake of Queen and country place him beyond forgiveness—until he meets Gemma . . . Seek: Soon, the passion between them stuns them both. But when Jethro discovers a threat is fast overtaking her, he must choose between the redemption he seeks—and releasing the ever-present killer inside . . . Praise for Driven “Zanetti still makes time to dig into her characters’ psyches in the midst of the action, adding nuance to the exciting plot.” —Publishers Weekly “The story moves fast, and there’s an unexpected twist or two, as well as a scene-and-booze-stealing German Shepherd that provides a little levity to this dark and satisfying romantic thriller.” —Bookpage