Simon Says

by Sheryl Lynn

Simon says, "Disappearances can be deceiving."

Tracking down a sweet old gardener named Mr. Simon was child's play to hard-bitten detective Rayne Coplin. His only difficulty was admitting his immediate attraction to his lush-figured client, Andi Blair.

Andi's hopeful, pewter-colored eyes warmed Rayne for the first time in years. Her constant company made him wish he wasn't running from his own shady past. And her feistiness in the face of danger actually made him think of settling down....

But everything about Andi made Rayne wish he was a lousy detective. After all, Andi's sweet "missing person" was shaping up to be a dangerous murderer. And worse - that murderer was possibly the only, long-lost member of the family Andi Blair had never had.

256 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published January 1, 1994

Reviews

[Bea Tea · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was kind of bonkers crazy mystery story with a super sweep couple and an ending that would have put an episode of Naked Gun to shame. Honestly, I freaking loved it! Reminded me of those adventure stories I loved as a kid... but with sex in.

[Helen Vilaranda · Rating 4 out of 5]

I really enjoyed this! The beginning was a little slow, but boy did it pick up at the end! When you find a dead body in your backyard, you know that there will be bad days ahead!

[Audrey Kupemba · Rating 5 out of 5]

great mystery