Ravens

As an asset of the Raven Program, Tripoli has been exposed to an endless stream of valuable intelligence and, what a Raven doesn’t come by honestly, they steal. Considered one of the Agency’s most effective Ravens, Tripoli has hung on the arms of spies and diplomats alike, being whatever they want her to be while she carries out her own objective.
But when Tripoli is assigned to play the role of “wife” to the enigmatic British agent, York, things get off to a tense start. Not only is he gorgeous, but he isn’t like any other spy she’s worked...

As an asset of the Raven Program, Tripoli has been exposed to an endless stream of valuable intelligence and, what a Raven doesn’t come by honestly, they steal. Considered one of the Agency’s most effective Ravens, Tripoli has hung on the arms of spies and diplomats alike, being whatever they want her to be while she carries out her own objective.
But when Tripoli is assigned to play the role of “wife” to the enigmatic British agent, York, things get off to a tense start. Not only is he gorgeous, but he isn’t like any other spy she’s worked with before. Sucked into his aura of arrogant charm, Tripoli is blind to the red flags of the assignment, and him. As his charm and her patience wear thin, though, Tripoli discovers that York’s real mission is her.

This is book one of A Tripoli Duet.

For readers who enjoy the fast-paced action and suspense of shows like The Night Agent or films like Mr. and Mrs. Smith, this book is for you. If James Bond was explicit and told through the lens of the Bond-girl, you’d get Ravens. Action, lust, real enemies to lovers, forced proximity, and an ending you won’t see coming.