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By Harriet Klausner on 17th Jan 2005

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Flirting With Danger
Suzanne Enoch
Avon, Mar 2005, $6.99, 384 pp.
ISBN: 0060593636

Though heavily guarded, Samantha Jellicoe broke into the wealthy Florida estate with ease. Inside the Solano Dorado House, her operation falls apart as security and the owner Richard Addison catch her. A bomb explodes killing the guard, but Sam manages to pull the unconscious Richard to safety before escaping into the night.

The police suspect Sam, though they know her as "Smith," murdered the guard and attempted to kill Richard; he knows otherwise, but is unable to persuade anyone that she saved his life. With the heat on her and her partner under surveillance, Sam breaks into Richard's home again offering a deal; she will help him learn who wanted him dead while he helps clear her name. As they work together, they fall in love, but finding the culprit proves difficult.

FLIRTING WITH DANGER is a fast-paced, action-packed, romantic suspense that accelerates from the onset as Sam the cat burglar meets her latest target, British businessman Richard. The storyline stays at its rapid rate until the final confrontation with the villains. The lead duet are an interesting pairing because both are used to being in charge, making for extra sparks and conflict. Though his seemingly in the dark over other purloined valuables appears off kilter for his personality, fans will enjoy this cat burglar romance.

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