Hundred Dollar Bill

by Sherry Morris

In Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Washington, counterfeiting is afoot at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. The ringleader is a cop code named Hundred Dollar Bill. A gorgeous Secret Service agent is deep undercover. She crosses a line with the devilishly handsome perp and is framed for murder. With no means of proving her innocence, she goes on the lamb. Her former partner is tasked to apprehend her. The only problem is he’s over the moon about this dame. Meanwhile back at the White House, Eleanor Roosevelt finds a pearl handled pistol in the desk drawer of the President’s secretary. Choosing not to worry her ailing husband, the First Lady sets about shadowing this floozy. It’s all a game of cat and mouse coming to a head in the Florida Keys. You’ll love this 1940’s historical romantic suspense because it’s like stepping inside an Alfred Hitchcock film. Get it now.

254 pages, Paperback

Published March 14, 2020

About the author

Sherry has been writing since 2002. She is a devout Kindle enthusiast, devouring as many wonderful stories as time allows. She loves Mad Men, General Hospital and everything Disney.

Reviews

[Julia Ray]

Lots of history with a little humor. Some parts was confusing, but the story made me want to find out how it ended. I recommend it if you can find the book, she stopped selling her books and I bought this one right away. I enjoy her story telling.