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wildhart (USA: LA) (2009/07/31):
Book Description:
Someone in L.A. is stalking the stalkers, killing them by playing the perfect victim. The press and the public have made her a hero. But Rio Scott Walker calls her a criminal. The ace detective has a prime suspect--Carlie Bishop. She's the daughter of a U.S. Supreme Court justice, an advocate of personal safety, and a presidential appointee. But Rio knows the moment he looks into her eyes that this good girl is no good. Their attraction is white hot, but he's determined to trap her in this "knuckle-biting romantic suspense"
MarchRose (Italy) (2012/05/13):
from the back cover:Saint or Seductress?
Someone in greater Los Angeles is stalking stalkers, luring them to their deaths by posing as the perfect victim. The press calls this mystery woman the Femme Fatale -- while the entire country plays guessing games about her identity. Lawman or Outlaw?
R. Scott Walker plays no one's game. Known for his uncompromising methods, the ace homicide detective already has a prime suspect -- a woman who, on the surface, is a paragon of virtue. Good Girl or Bad?
Garlic Bishop is the daughter of a United States Supreme Court Justice, and the author of a runaway bestseller on personal safety. Femme Fatale? Carlie Bishop? Impossible. But he knows the moment he looks into Garlic's eyes that this good girl is up to no good. The attraction between them is white-hot, but he's deter-mined to trap her... even if he has to watch every move she makes...
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