Wrong Place Wrong Time Andrea Kane by Andrea Kane 9780060741334, 0060741333 instant download after payment.

Kane's kisses are as fun as ever—and twice as fraught—in her latest romantic thriller. "Their lips brushed, circled—then fused, currents of sensation barreling through them. Blake muttered something indistinguishable and tore his mouth away, scrutinizing Devon with a burning gaze." Blake's uncle, Frederick Pierson, was murdered on a getaway weekend with Devon's mother, Sally Montgomery, who's now hiding from both the killer and the law. Devon and Blake's fiery lust is complicated by suspicions. Was Sally the intended murder victim... or did she lure Frederick to his death? Do Blake and Devon really care for each other... or just want information? Although romance is still Kane's strong suit, she's ratcheted up the suspense since I'll Be Watching You, and her characters are more engaging. PI Pete "Monty" Montgomery has been divorced from Sally for 15 years, but he's on the case the minute he hears she's in danger. Assorted members of the Pierson family—super-wealthy Dutchess County, New York horsey folk—are the sort of snobby villains who cry out to be brought low by people who actually work for a living. Thanks to Devon, a veterinarian, the novel is also populated by assorted pets who frolic, make messes, steal roast beef and occasionally want to jump on a bed to which kisses have led. (Dec.)
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After hearing a dispute in her neighbor's barn in upstate New York, sweet 52-year-old preschool teacher Sally Montgomery finds herself forced into hiding while her family seeks out the would-be killer who has threatened her. She goes away with her neighbor, Frederick Pierson, but the house they retreat to is burned to the ground and her companion is killed. Her ex-husband, Monty, a former New York police detective, immediately sets out to help, as does their veterinarian daughter Devon. The trail leads them into the corporation owned by the Pierson family, and their passion for horses. Monty encourages Devon to pursue Frederick's two nephews Blake and James. Blake is the backbone of the company, while James plays a token part as he works on his dream of winning a gold medal with his prized stallion. Both cousins try to charm Devon, but before a relationship can bloom, the truth must be revealed. Kane is an adroit master at romantic suspense, and she keeps the reader guessing to the very end. Patty Engelmann
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