Crime novel
Boring on Paper
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A Brookvale Crime Novel
The job was to watch her. Then the file stopped making sense.
About the book
Leah Cormier is boring on paper.
Twenty-three. Middle-school science teacher. No criminal record. No reason anyone should care where she goes after work.
So why has Grant Brennan been ordered to watch her?
His assignment is simple: learn Leah's routine. Her friends. Her habits. The places she goes. The hours she's alone.
Grant tells himself it's surveillance. Nothing more.
Then the woman in the file becomes a person.
And Grant makes the mistake of letting her trust him.
When his boss discovers just how close Grant has gotten, he asks one question: Does she trust you?
That's when Grant understands the assignment was never really about what Leah knows. It was about what she could be used for.
And now the only man who can protect her is the one who helped make her vulnerable.
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