All Through The Night (Intrigue, 119)

About this book

Revenge was cold comfort But it was all that Maggie Flemming had, She'd come to Geneva to track down her husband's assassin, the spy known as Isaac, and bring him to justice. Maggie had bet her life on her ability to expose Isaac -- and she knew she couldn't do it alone. Sam Taggart hated to see amateurs in the highstakes game of international espionage. But he needed Maggie as much as she needed him -- and she was just the type of amateur to change his mind. Together they fought their way through Isaac's maze of danger and betrayals and realized that success would mean freedom for them both. Freedom to turn from cold duty and vengeance -- to seek the heat of passion and love.