Burning Intensity — Elizabeth Lapthorne

The Agency:

The Agency is the place to turn to with your unusual problems, when only the best will do. Not your usual suspects, these men and women always go above and beyond the call of duty. Prepared to take whatever actions needed to resolve your needs, The Agency is the place to turn with your most intimate problems.

A back channel offshoot of the more common British Government channels, The Agency was formed like so many of its kind to solve the seemingly hopeless problems more conventional methods can't fix. Only taking the best and the brightest, these men and women are devoted -- though often in their own manner -- to helping those in need and protecting our country. If you know enough to be able to contact them, chances are good they will be the solution to fit any of your problems.

Burning Intensity by Elizabeth Lapthorne

Book Seven in the The Agency series



El works for the Agency, fixing their toughest problems. James is a thief, and her ex lover. El is used to working through the messiest difficulties, but this might be too much for her to handle alone.



Eleanor Williams and her partner Robert Stevens have been called in to ‘fix' the slight problem of a stolen Cezanne painting. Used to being assigned the difficult problems, El figures it's another day at the office. Until she finds she needs an expert consultant. Someone used to the art world, and familiar with the criminal mind of a thief.

A thief like her ex-lover -- James Waters.

The relationship between them is messy, nothing like what she's used to on the job. But with other agents involved in the successful resolution of this problem, she can't afford to let personal hassles impede her work.

As she spends more time with James, she discovers he's still the same man she loved to distraction, but he's also far more layered and complicated than she could have guessed. Facing challenges in her usual forthright manner, she can only hope that he can keep up with her as the situation becomes even more convoluted. And as for the burning intensity that flares between them… Who said life should be easy?



Elizabeth Lapthorne

About the Author:

Elizabeth Lapthorne has been writing professionally since 2002. She has a number of books released and is continually surprised by how much fun she has starting a new book and discovering new characters and situations that they put themselves in. She enjoys going to the gym (usually to chew over her latest problem scene), is rarely without a partially read book and has a weakness for chocolate.

Elizabeth loves to hear from her fans and checks her email religiously.