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    Erica Jewell can’t worry about hunky hired gun, Jack Jones, and his commitment-phobic ways. She’s flat out managing Dega Oil’s sponsorship of the Australian Open tennis, and doing a pretty good job. That is until a devastating explosion sends Dega’s reputation and share price plummeting.Public outrage over the incident upsets Emilio Mendez – the tournament’s biggest drawcard – and he wants to cut ties with Dega. When Erica is sent to calm him, Emilio becomes convinced he can’t win without her. He demands she stay close and the media misinterprets their relationship, much to Jack’s irritation. Meanwhile, danger lurks, threatening Emilio and Erica, and she must race against time to discover: who’s trying to kill them and why?From the elite inner sanctum of the Australian Open to the packed halls of Chadstone Shopping Centre, can Australia’s favourite accidental heroine save Emilio, her job, and so-called relationship with Jack Jones?PRAISE FOR KATHRYN LEDSON'If you like Janet Evanovich's Stephanie Plum, you'll love this new heroine Erica Jewell from Melbourne author Ledson. In this debut . . . the heroine becomes involved with a team of vigilantes, with hilarious results.' Sunday Telegraph'Fans of Stephanie Plum rejoice. There's a new undercover angel in town.' Marie Claire'Blends romantic escapism and adventure. Ledson captivates her readers with characters that are memorable and real and refreshingly Australian. Reading her novel is akin to chatting to a very likeable friend.' West Australian'Sexual tension and a thrilling ride.' Daily Telegraph'Funny and thrilling.' Cleo'This lively tale provides a good mixture of romantic escapism and thrills that is sure to appeal to fans of Stephanie Plum.' Canberra Times'A witty, action-packed debut novel . . . a really fun Australian mystery with a loveab
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