Enemies to Lovers, Christian Style

There's nothing like two people who think they have every reason in the world to dislike each other, only to discover that opposites attract. 

Assistant District Attorney Tate dreams of moving up in the DA's office. He likes his job putting bad guys away, but he longs for greater responsibility. His path is clear: he needs to get the job prosecuting white-collar crimes, where he'll potentially rub shoulders with Boston's elite. 

More than anything else, Misty longs for justice. She's not ambitious and couldn't care less about moving up as a prosecutor. For Misty, the only achievement that matters is putting bad guys behind bars. 

When the DA assigns Tate to help Misty with her backed-up case load, she's beyond offended. As if she needs help help from the office Plea-Master. 

But Tate's happy for the opportunity to impress the boss. 

This one gets complicated when one of the criminals Misty put away--a guy who threatened her--is released on a technicality. And then she nearly walks in on an intruder. And that's just the beginning of the mystery.

This book has tropes readers love. 

• enemies-to-lovers (Christian style)
• forced proximity
• conspiracies
• secrets
• and a shocking ending you'll never see coming

Vengeance in the Mist released yesterday. It's only $2.99 this week, but the price goes up next Monday. I hope you'll check it out!

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