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Relatively Risky: The Big Easy ain't that easy
Crime solving is a family affair-and a Family affair-in the Big Uneasy.Nell Whitby is starting over in New Orleans, getting a publisher for her children's book, sketching tourists in the French Quarter, and leaving the tragic death of her parents behind. When a handsome detective asks her for a date, her fresh start seems perfect...until a dangerous family secret bubbles up from the past and puts her life in jeopardy.The oldest of thirteen children, detective Alex Baker has two goals in life: solve murders and avoid anyone under the age of ten. That is, until the day the quirky children's book author foils a carjacking, becomes a target for the mob, and makes his libido sit up and reconsider the whole no-kids thing. If he doesn't protect her, she'll be the next body to turn up in his homicide investigation. As bullets start to fly, Nell can't resist her sexy bodyguard or ignore her past, and Alex must protect the irresistible kid-magnet who has them both in the crosshairs.
Book Details
- Publisher: Pauline Baird Jones
- Publish Date: Aug 27th, 2015
- Pages: 346
- Language: English
- Edition: undefined - undefined
- Dimensions: 8.00in - 5.25in - 0.72in - 0.79lb
- EAN: 9781942583066
- Categories: • Romance - Suspense
About the Author
Pauline Baird Jones had a tough time with reality from the get-go. After "schooling" from four, yes FOUR brothers, she knew that some people needed love and others needed shooting (fictionally of course). Romantic suspense was the logical starting point, but there were more worlds to explore, more rules to break and minds to bend. She grabbed her pocket watch and time travel device and dove through the wormhole into the world of science fiction and even some Steampunk. Now she wanders among the genres, trying a little of this and a lot of that, rampaging through her characters' lives like Godzilla because she does love her peril (when it's not happening to her). Never fear, she gives her characters happy endings. Well, the good characters. The bad ones get justice. Pauline has published 16 novels. Her latest release is Sucker Punch: An Uneasy Future. It is the second book in the new series and a spin-off of Project Enterprise and The Big Uneasy.