Amy Eastlake

Tammy and the Private Eye (eBook, ePUB)

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Produktbeschreibung

Tammy Jones dreams of becoming a private detective--and she's even gotten a job for an agency. Unfortunately, her job is in the typing pool and Tammy is so shy that she's unlikely ever to get out. Especially when it comes to talking to super-hunky Pete Hunter--the head of the agency and the man Tammy carries a major crush for. But when Hunter needs a double for a famous movie star, Tammy fits the bill. Somehow, though, Hunter has to transform Tammy from a quivering bundle of fear into a powerful woman who can actually convince thousands of fans that she is the queen of glamour in Hollywood. Hunter is known as a miracle worker, but it will take more than a miracle to pull this job.

Author Amy Eastlake creates a charming and funny story. Hunter is an effective alpha-type hero--he's demanding of other people, but never demands anything he won't do himself. Tammy's gradual transformation is a guilty pleasure--as she finds herself gaining power through his touch--and then seeking out Hunter's touch to achieve her potential. Eventually, though, Tammy's ambitions clash with Hunter's protective nature. Can the new confidence that Tammy has been building survive, and does the budding attraction between the two stand a chance?

TAMMY AND THE PRIVATE EYE mixes adventure, Hollywood glamour, and good old-fashioned romance. It's a winner.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Rob Preece
• Erscheinungstermin: 12. September 2012
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781602152014
• Artikelnr.: 75880013

Autorenporträt

Amy Eastlake is a martial artist and full-time author living near downtown Dallas, Texas. Most of her novels are set in this diverse and multi-ethnic neighborhood. She writes mystery and romantic suspense.

when she's not sparring or writing, Amy is generally planning the perfect crime--so she can write about it, of course.