The Honeymoon Hack

In order to crack a criminal conspiracy at a classified data center, my undercover persona needs a fake wife, fast. And the only hacker who can help me pull it off is my best friend—the woman I’ve been secretly in love with for ten years.

Posing as newlyweds gives us access to the underground facility where evidence of her father’s wrongful imprisonment is hidden. It also means sharing a suite. Touching her in public. Convincing everyone we’re madly in love. The problem? I’m not acting. After one steamy night in college nearly destroyed our friendship, I’ve spent a decade pretending I...

In order to crack a criminal conspiracy at a classified data center, my undercover persona needs a fake wife, fast. And the only hacker who can help me pull it off is my best friend—the woman I’ve been secretly in love with for ten years.

Posing as newlyweds gives us access to the underground facility where evidence of her father’s wrongful imprisonment is hidden. It also means sharing a suite. Touching her in public. Convincing everyone we’re madly in love. The problem? I’m not acting. After one steamy night in college nearly destroyed our friendship, I’ve spent a decade pretending I don’t want Brie Reynolds. But every kiss chips away at the boundaries we’ve built, and as our cover story starts to feel like the future I’ve always wanted, I wonder if maybe she’s not acting, either. Before I can find out the truth, our mission goes sideways—sabotage, betrayal, and a security breach that exposes Brie’s real identity. Trapped with nowhere to hide, I’ll have to choose: complete the mission or save the woman I love.

If you crave the slow-burn tension of a friends-to-lovers romance, a brilliant heroine who can hack any network, a patient gadget guru who’s waited a decade for his chance, and the high-stakes danger of going undercover in an underground fortress, you won’t be able to put this book down.

The Honeymoon Hack is the fifth installment in the Reynolds Recoveries romantic suspense series. Each romance is a standalone, but the series is designed to be read in order.

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