Dead Heat
Dead Heat by Kathleen Brooks, published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform in 2012, is a contemporary fiction novel that intertwines romance and suspense. The story follows Paige Davies, a strong and independent woman navigating the challenges of being the only girl among five brothers. As she becomes embroiled in a dangerous situation involving her best friends, Paige realizes she may need assistance to survive, leading her to the enigmatic FBI agent Cole Parker.
In this edition, readers will find a narrative that explores the dynamics between Paige and Cole as they confront both external threats and their own complicated feelings. The tension between them escalates as they work together on a high-stakes case that could define Cole’s career. Themes of resilience and the complexities of love are woven throughout the plot, making for an engaging read. With 216 pages, this book offers a blend of action and romance set against a backdrop of suspenseful intrigue.
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Things are starting to heat up…Paige Davies is the only girl in a family with five brothers. She can shoot, fight, and ride with the best of them. When she gets drawn into the battle for her two best friends’ lives, she knows she might end up being the next target. Paige may be a proud, independent woman, but even she knows that she must find help to stay alive. But does that help really have to come from the sexy and equally confident Cole Parker?Cole Parker is an FBI agent in Lexington, Kentucky and doesn’t have time for some tough-acting country girl with killer legs after ending up in the middle of a national scandal. Neither Paige nor Cole can decide whether to strangle or kiss each other as the tension builds. As they work through the case of his career, both find that love can be tougher than bringing down some of the most powerful men in America.
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