A Dangerous Obsession

by J.M. Jeffries

When obsession turns to murder, the power of love leads to justice. For tragic, vulnerable Lily Alexander, the nightmare began when she was abducted by a serial killer and managed to escape. For Phoenix cop Marco Jackson, the nightmare begins when he arrives to investigate the death of Lily's parents and stays to fall in love. Years later, Lily is still fighting the terror. Everyone who ever mattered to her has been taken away by the jealous obsession of her stalker. She needs a knight in shining armor, and when Marco rides in on a Harley to do the job, she senses that this man will do everything to defend her. Marco has spent years avoiding entanglements. But two minutes with Lily and he's rethinking his life strategy. If anyone ever needed him it was Lily. Forced together, their relationship ignites into a passion neither can ignore. As Lily's stalker moves closer to his goal of finishing what he started, Marco does everything possible to protect his woman. When Lily finally faces her stalker, Marco's love gives her the strength to defeat the worst of her fears. Only in Marco's arms does she discover that love is the most powerful force of all.

320 pages, Paperback

First published November 1, 2003

About the author

Pseudonym for Jacqueline Hamilton and Miriam Pace.

Reviews

[SassyMama · Rating 4 out of 5]

Mystery & Romance

I always seem to enjoy J.M. Jeffries writing style. I found Marco and Lily's story had a very intriguing plot, and just enough romance. It was very informative with lessons in police work, writing and drawing. The characters maintained good dialog throughout and also kept you captivated with beautiful, descriptive settings. Marco and Lily romance was sweet, funny and heated. Can't wait to read more about the Cold Case Unit detectives and about the Jackson family. The J.M. Jeffries writing duo has yet to disappoint, definitely looking forward to reading more of their novels.

[Alicia · Rating 1 out of 5]

Yikes! Is this the same author who wrote "Suite Seductions" and "Suite Nothings"? Not worth the effort.