Margaret Brownley
always writes entertaining novels. This is no exception. Her sense of humor
shines. Laughter and mystery abound.
Jennifer Layne, alias
Amy, is working undercover as a lady of ill repute. Trying to find clues to the
gunny sack bandit while not having to entertain "guests" , as Ms.
Lillian calls her patrons, certainly counts
as hazardous pay. Amy meets Tom Colton who is trying to clear his brother's
name while he discovers who might have murdered him. Both feel the attraction
for the other and that complicates matters for both.
Amy feels she can't blow her cover but hates that
Tom thinks she is a bad girl; and Tom, who is really an ex-Texas Ranger, feels
drawn to Amy and berates himself while still wishing she could get out of her
predicament.
There are so many
opportunities for misunderstandings that create humorous situations to keep you
laughing and turning pages. In addition, piquing your interest in history are the
references to the Pinkerton Agency and female agents. This story makes you want
to research that subject further.
I received this book
from Netgalley for an honest review.
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