The Lawman's Blackmailed Bride — Jenn Roseton

One split second can change your life … forever.

Blackmailed into silence when her boss cons a sweet old lady, Phoebe Lancaster “borrows” an ancient coin to get it valued by an honest dealer. On the run and fearing her nasty boss will catch her, she jumps into Cole Trask's car.

Former cop turned private eye Cole is intrigued when Phoebe crashes into his life, and offers to help her in any way he can.

Driving across Wyoming to get the coin valued by her former mentor, Phoebe discovers she's falling in love with Cole. Burned by her ex-boyfriend, she finds it hard at first to trust Cole with the coin, or to trust her feelings for him.

What is the real reason Cole is helping her? Even if his motives are genuine, could Cole ever really love a curvy girl like her?

This is a sexy contemporary romance novella of approximately 28,000 words.

Although this is the third book in the Billionaire Brothers series, it's a complete, stand-alone romance.

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EXCERPT:

“Phoebe draped her wet lingerie over the furthest towel rail, hoping Cole wouldn't notice. She definitely didn't want him to see what size she wore.

Walking out of the bathroom with her purse, she pasted a smile on her face. “Finished.”

“Thanks.” Cole rose from the wooden chair and grabbed his duffel bag, pausing as she walked further into the room. His gaze narrowed in on her chest for a second, before he seemed to recover himself and headed into the bathroom. Only when she looked down at her chest did she remember she wasn't wearing a bra.

Phoebe bit back a smile. Maybe Cole wasn't so impervious to her after all. Feeling encouraged, she hopped into the bed, wishing she'd had the foresight to borrow a bra from Maddie as well. But at the time, she thought they'd arrive in Jackson late tonight, get everything straightened out tomorrow, and get back to Cheyenne tomorrow night. Now, that timeline just seemed a hopeful dream.”