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They don't call it Sin City for nothing...
Meg Callahan has a great life. There's always work for a wedding planner in Vegas, and even having to babysit her best friend's Army buddy doesn't slow her down. Then, at the end of a normal business lunch, bullets fly, her entire world is shattered, and suddenly she's on the run.
As the Ghost Squad's medic, Tax has seen far too much suffering and death. Plagued by combat stress, he's decided to attend his squadmate's wedding, tuck away any loose ends, then bow out-permanently. His plans didn't include a platinum-haired pixie who needs a helping hand with her business, or the desperate, terrified phone call when she has nowhere else to turn.
Hired killers, crooked cops, organized crime-everyone wants Meg dead. She's determined to solve the mess without endangering anyone further. It's up to Tax to keep the most gorgeous woman he's ever met alive, perhaps in the process finding his own reason to live.
And if anything happens to her, he'll burn Sin City down...
Praise for The Ghost Squad Series:
"Lots of tension and a solid suspense plot made this a fast read."-Nicole Luiken, GoodReads reviewer on Duty
"Wow! I'm loving this book and series! This book had everything! It had suspense, intrigue, action, murder, bad cops, drug pins, and some great black ops guys! The characters were awesome, funny, and bad azzes!"-Amazon reviewer on Duty
"Wow! This is a fast read. Mainly because I couldn't put it down."-CherylB, Netgalley reviewer on Damage
About the Author: Lilith Saintcrow lives in Vancouver, Washington, with her children, dogs, cat, a library for wayward texts, and assorted other strays.
