Do Not Disturb

by Elizabeth Lee

He lives his life by the book...

Detective Ryan Leasak has waited years for a case that would make his career. His dedication to the job has cost him more than just a few nights without sleep. A life alone always seemed worth it if he was helping rid the world of criminals. Criminals like the ones who killed his parents. Criminals like Chicago's most notorious organized crime boss, Garrison Tate.

She's breaking all the rules...

Luci Rourke has waited a long time for answers, but with each passing day since her brother's disappearance, the police seem to have fewer leads. When she learns that Garrison Tate, the man she knows is responsible for his whereabouts, is going to be the newest resident of The Wellesley-Crawford Hotel, she formulates a plan to work her way into his good graces.

They'll have to work together to get to the truth.

His plan was simple—an undercover operation that would lead to the arrest of a man feared by all of Chicago. He didn't plan on the strange pull of attraction he feels for Tate's newest piece of arm candy.

She's out for revenge and nothing will stand in her way, especially not love.

He'll risk his badge and his life to keep her safe, but can she risk the answers she's waited so long for if it means saving him?

This is the first book in a 3-part serial from Elizabeth Lee's Hotel Collection.

Unknown Binding

First published January 1, 2015

About the author

Born and raised in the middle of a Midwestern cornfield (not literally, that would be weird), I’ve spent my entire life imagining stories. Stories where the right guy always gets the right girl, first kisses are as magical as they are on the big screen and anything is completely possible if you believe.

Although this journey began years ago, it recently took on a whole new life. After years of devouring hundreds of Romance, YA and New Adult novels, I had an epiphany... I should write a book. And I did it!

If I’m not reading, writing, enjoying drinks with my amazing group of girlfriends or chasing around a sarcastically funny kid, I’m probably watching television shows that were created for teenagers, while my husband teases that I’m too old to watch them.