Sage lost her husband to a horrific accident. She'd vowed never to love again. Working as a social worker at Bayville Department of Human Services, is all she needed besides her close-knit family and handful of friends. Until she invites Nikki, a young girl, into her life after her mother was murdered by a serial killer.
Nickolas Brimmer, a business tycoon, only has casual relationships with women because of the devastation his ex-wife caused him. But that changes for him when he meets Sage for the first time and falls for her immediately.
Sage is attracted to the business tycoon but refuses to allow him access to her broken heart. She'd agreed to be auctioned off for a date to raise funds for a local nonprofit organization. This is a chance for Nickolas to win her over.
Will Nikki have a permanent, loving home with Sage? Will Nickolas win the heart of Sage? Or will they all be destroyed b y a madman who'll stop at nothing to have her?
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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Georges Simenon was the twentieth century's Balzac. But while Balzac spares us nothing of what he's learned, Simenon's genius is the art of reduction. He can teach you how to run a restaurant in a few sentences scattered throughout a novel and how to poison your spouse with even fewer lines. --Gary IndianaMaigret, now fifty-six and retired as detective chief inspector, is crossing the Atlantic for the first time. But this isn't a vacation: his traveling companion is law student Jean Maura, who believes his father is in trouble. The US-based millionaire's recent letters betray a fear of imminent death, and he's been disbursing his fortune in an eccentric manner. Then, as Maigret disembarks in blustery rain at the Statue of Liberty, Jean vanishes. Plunged alone into this brash city, the ex-inspector can only do what he does best: put his investigative mind to work. Moving between five-star hotels and dive bars, tailed by murderous gangsters and assisted by a mournful ex-clown and a mischievous FBI agent, Maigret unpins a long-buried grenade of secrets. A tautly electrifying thriller, this far-flung adventure for Maigret is also an eloquent portrait of mid-century New York, in all its dirt and glamour. Seller Inventory # 00101397758
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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. Georges Simenon was the twentieth century's Balzac. But while Balzac spares us nothing of what he's learned, Simenon's genius is the art of reduction. He can teach you how to run a restaurant in a few sentences scattered throughout a novel and how to poison your spouse with even fewer lines. --Gary IndianaMaigret, now fifty-six and retired as detective chief inspector, is crossing the Atlantic for the first time. But this isn't a vacation: his traveling companion is law student Jean Maura, who believes his father is in trouble. The US-based millionaire's recent letters betray a fear of imminent death, and he's been disbursing his fortune in an eccentric manner. Then, as Maigret disembarks in blustery rain at the Statue of Liberty, Jean vanishes. Plunged alone into this brash city, the ex-inspector can only do what he does best: put his investigative mind to work. Moving between five-star hotels and dive bars, tailed by murderous gangsters and assisted by a mournful ex-clown and a mischievous FBI agent, Maigret unpins a long-buried grenade of secrets. A tautly electrifying thriller, this far-flung adventure for Maigret is also an eloquent portrait of mid-century New York, in all its dirt and glamour. Seller Inventory # CIN1734203803VG
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