Review: A page turner from a fine writer
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 01 15, 2014
Teague Elliott, a successful DC attorney looking toward making partner at his firm and eventually making a run for the presidency, loves power and fixing legal problems. A trip to Vegas takes him down a few pegs when he wakes up beside exotic dancer Risa Clay – with no memory of the night before. “No harm, no foul,” they say as they go their separate ways.But everything is not as it seems. Risa owes a mob boss pictures of her night and trumped up Vegas wedding with Teague in exchange for the ten grand she borrowed to pay for her friend’s rehab.When a distraction allows her to flee from the mob boss, she goes to Virginia to warn Teague. Their smoking hot attraction goes super nova, putting all Teague has worked for in jeopardy.Risa’s character and integrity, as well as her past mistakes, are called into question. And the mobster wants payback.Covington’s page-turner of a novel kept me intrigued from start to finish. This is a steamy read with strong language and leap-off-the-page characters. Another winner from a fine writer.