The Enemy’s Game – Romantic Thriller
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She can’t trust him. She can’t survive without him.
Cora suspects her father’s employer isn’t above board, and then her father suddenly disappears. The only person who can help is the one man she can’t trust: Nick Holloway, the employer’s son.
Instead of helping, he follows his family’s orders and takes her to a remote cabin in the mountains. They think he’s proving his loyalty. Nick says he’s keeping Cora alive and buying time for her father.
Nick swears he’s on her side. That he’s risking everything to protect her. That his lies are meant to keep her alive. Is he playing both sides for some secret goal?
When Alexander Pierce, a man even the Holloways fear, offers his own brand of help, Cora realizes she’s trapped in a deadly game of deception, desire, and betrayal.
Someone knows where her father is. Someone knows what happened to the missing money. Everyone wants her under control.
The clock is ticking. The lies are closing in. And the only way to save her father… is to play the enemy’s game.
TEASER ~~~
“Where are you taking me?”
“There’s a tiny cabin up in the mountains,” he answered while glancing in the rear view mirror at Alexander’s head lights. Or was it Alexander behind them? Maybe Nick was lying so she’d cooperate. “Please don’t be scared, I promise I won’t hurt you.”
Her rattled nerves didn’t need this.
“Then why are you driving me out to a secluded cabin?” While speaking, she slid her arm down the armrest, feeling for a lock button. There didn’t seem to be one. She glanced at the door, saw the controls, and slammed her hand into them.
Nothing happened. Neither button opened the window.
Nick glanced at her hand. “Alexander disables the locks and windows on all the passenger doors. He altered my car a few days ago too.”
Tears stung the inside of her eyelids. Mortified, she rubbed her face, hoping he wouldn’t notice. It seemed likely he was playing both sides, acting like he wanted to help her even as he kidnapped her.
