Cloak and Dagger

by Jenna Ryan

A century after his death, Adrian Brock lived

The vital question was: did the infamous Raven Man live only in memory? Or was the death of Dr. Blair Connelly's aunt proof that Adrian had returned from the grave to complete the cycle of murders he'd committed one haunting Halloween?

Blair knew suspect Erick Corvett studied the legend--but he was no killer. Neither could she accept the supernatural explanation. That left only one chilling conclusion: someone they knew and trusted was hiding behind the Raven Man legend--exploiting the fear and ready to strike again.

Would Blair and Erick unmask the killer--or become the final two victims of the prophecy?

Genres: Romance

253 pages, Mass Market Paperback

First published July 1, 1989

About the author

Jenna Ryan was born in Victoria, British Columbia. After long stints in different cities across Canada, she returned home to Vancouver Island where she has lived ever since. She has had thirty-one books published in the Harlequin Intrigue series. Her ideas come from real life, and she is helped in her writing by her sister Kathy.

She enjoys reading and is a big fan of women's fiction, psychological suspense and mystery novels. She also enjoys watching classic suspense movies. She loves strong heroines, heroes with character, romance stories and a good whodunit by the fire on a rainy night.

Her heritage is a blend of English and Irish — which is probably where the gift of blarney comes from. She is unmarried, but involved with a wonderful man. She also has a little white cat named Sheena.

Whenever she is not writing, she travels as much as time and finances will allow. After North America, Europe is her favorite continent to explore, because it was in those countries that many of the myths and legends she drew upon in her early years of writing were born.

Growing up, she considered various careers and dabbled in several of them, including, after university, the travel industry, tourism, sales and modeling. Work in the fashion industry in Toronto and Montreal gave her an interesting peek into various aspects of that world. She learned that where money, power and people come together, there will always be unpredictability — an element she feels is essential to a strong mystery. Add a healthy measure of personal conflict, an intriguing setting and a spicy romance into the mix, and you have the ingredients for what she believes to be the best of all possible stories — a great romantic suspense.