Thriller 3: Love Is Murder

Genres: Short Stories; Suspense; Romantic Suspense; Crime Fiction

Synopsis

From Book 1:

Discover heart-racing intrigue in this Thriller Short of romantic suspense.

Originally published in LOVE IS MURDER (2013),

edited by #1 New York Times bestselling author Sandra Brown.

In this Thriller Short, New York Times bestselling author Cindy Gerard takes readers on a life-or-death Black Ops, Inc. mission to Central America. Former marine Johnny Duane Reed fell hard for Crystal. Marrying her was the smartest thing he ever did. Bringing her along on a mission to take down members of a drug cartel in Guatemala, the dumbest. Now his life is slipping away through an AK47 wound in his shoulder. “If you die on me, so help me, I’ll make you sorry you were ever born,” Crystal tells him. He outweighs her by a hundred pounds, but she’s hauling him toward the river where a boat waits to take them both to safety. Bullets are not going to make her leave him, no matter how much he begs her to. She’ll give her own life to save Johnny. But will that be enough?
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Cold Moonlight by Carla Neggers
Poisoned by Beverly Barton
Speechless by Robert Browne
Lockdown by Andrea Kane
Spider’s Tango by William Simon
Night Heat by Laura Griffin
B.A.D. Mission by Sherrilyn Kenyon
Deadly Fixation by Dianna Love
Hot Note by Patricia Rosemoor
Last Shot by Jon Land & Jeff Ayers
Grave Danger by Heather Graham
Without Mercy by Mariah Stewart
Even Steven by D.P. Lyle
Dying to Score by Cindy Gerard
The Number of Man by J.T. Ellison
Hard Drive by Bill Floyd
After Hours by William Bernhardt
Blood In, Blood Out by Brenda Novak
Wed to Death by Vicki Hinze
The Honeymoon by Julie Kenner
Execution Dock by James Macomber
In Atlantis by Alexandra Sokoloff
Break Even by Pamela Callow
Dirty Down Low by Debra Webb
Broken Hallelujah by Toni McGee Causey
Holding Mercy by Lori Armstrong
Vacation Interrupted by Allison Brennan
I Heard a Romantic Story by Lee Child