Dragonfly
Dragonfly by Elaine Anderson, published by iUniverse in 2007, is a fiction novel that spans 172 pages. The story follows New York private investigator Rosa Arroya as she is called to San Juan, Puerto Rico, to assist in capturing the notorious diamond thief Jack “Gutsy” Bucco. Partnering with Juan Perez from the International Police Special Crime Unit, Arroya navigates a competitive dynamic as they both attempt to outsmart the elusive criminal.
Readers will find a narrative rich in action and adventure, featuring elements of mystery and suspense. As Arroya and Perez devise intricate plans to apprehend Bucco, the tension escalates with each twist and turn. The plot thickens as Arroya disguises herself as a heiress to infiltrate Bucco’s world, leading to unexpected emotional complexities. This edition presents a blend of police procedural and thrilling escapades, making it a captivating read for those interested in crime and deception.
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After authorities discover the theft of $500,000 worth of diamonds, New York private investigator Rosa Arroya is summoned to San Juan, Puerto Rico, to assist in the capture of diamond thief extraordinaire Jack “Gutsy” Bucco. She is ordered to work with Juan Perez of the International Police Special Crime Unit from Panama City who has tracked Bucco to the shores of San Juan.
Perez is surprised to learn that Arroya has been called in to work on the case with him. The competitive relationship between the two is obvious from the start as Perez does all he can to keep up with Arroya’s ideas and plans. But true to his reputation as a master of disguise, Bucco repeatedly evades arrest, while Arroya plays her own game of deception with him. Not to be outdone, Perez poses as Bucco’s contact to lure Bucco into a setup to purchase the stolen diamonds. Both Perez and Arroya believe that they have the perfect plan for Bucco’s capture-but the thief has one of his own.
A web of international intrigue and deception prevails as Arroya entraps Bucco by disguising herself as the seductive heiress of a diamond family dynasty. But in the end, Arroya and Bucco struggle with their true feelings for each other in a surprising turn of events.
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