Six months after a disastrous one-night stand, Jack Fairfax and Elizabeth Cabot are dismayed to realize that they'll need to work together to recover a stolen crystal vital to the success of a business in which both have invested. This uneasy couple is soon off to a film noir festival in pursuit of a thief obsessed with noir, and they discover that life sometimes imitates art (or at least B movies). Threats, stalkers, double crossers, and an unknown femme fatale are the least of the problems Jack and Elizabeth face in this entertaining tale of romantic suspense.

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Picked this up at the "Official Bookcrossing Zone" at the Dadeland area Panera.
My mom, the voracious reader, is out of books.

My mom finished this and returned it today. Her post-it note says" Jayne Ann Krentz is a new author to me. I hope to read more of her work. Good, suspenseful, lively.

By the way, very nice label designed by azuki.

[According to wikipedia, Jayne Ann Krentz (her married name) writes contemporary romantic-suspense. She uses Amanda Quick for her novels of historical romantic-suspense. Jayne Castle (her birth name) is reserved these days for her stories of futuristic/paranormal romantic-suspense.]

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