Deadly Memory by Jess Austen

Deadly Memory

Her Super Spy Trilogy, One

by Jess Austen

(Romantic Suspense, Romantic Thriller)

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***The first book in the Her Super Spy Trilogy, is is a story of Romantic Suspense, Espionage…and murder.

Falling in love can be hazardous to your health!

Samantha King is a hopeless romantic when it comes to love. On vacation in London, England, she meets Will, a guy that she could really go for. So, when he disappears on her, she just chalks it up to her bad luck. She finds out the next morning the reason he disappeared—he was murdered in the alley behind the pub they met in.

Tom Bridges, a Data Intelligence Officer for the civilian branch of MI5. The murdered man was his friend. Sam King has the stick drive that Will was bringing in—Tom knows it. He’s going to have to keep her safe in order to get it from her. Because the killer knows she has it too. Even if she doesn’t know it.

The attraction between the two is immediate. And platonic, to Sam’s disappointment. All she knows is that if Tom will stop being all business and give her a chance, she might be able to break the romance curse. If they both live that long.

A Word from the Author

Shakespeare once wrote that “the course of true love never runs smooth”. I love writing stories that bring two people together and then immediately put them in some sort of danger. Something that stops that romance from running smooth.
Deadly Memory is the first in a trilogy that puts Sam King and Tom Bridges in a hot romance that definitely doesn’t run smooth. Between her ability to step into something she shouldn’t have stepped into and his work in MI5 and later, as a consultant for the FBI, there is danger a-plenty with a deep seated attraction and love between them.
Sam is a strong woman who can take care of herself, thank you very much. Tom is British intelligence officer with a past, who keeps himself to himself. He wants to take care of her without repressing her spirit and she wants to break through that icy facade that he puts up. Together, they made a couple that intrigued me and made me want to explore more as I continued the writing.

(Jess Austen, October 2020)