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Epilogue

H
e thought he was so damn smart. So sneaky. I guess he would be, if I didn’t know exactly what he was up to.

But I knew. I knew every step he was going to make. Or at least I thought I did. The dinners, the dancing, saying the right things was all on the agenda. But then he deviated and I had no choice but to follow him.

I was fascinated. Sure, he was good-looking and unbelievable in bed, but there were secrets behind his eyes that I wanted to know. At first he was a job, but then he became an obsession. A mission. I wanted to pull him apart and see what made him tick. Figure out why he did the things he did.

I thought my father was crazy when he proposed the job to me. I’d done plenty of undercover work, but nothing like this. I wasn’t sure if I was up for it, but the first time I saw him in the café when I was wearing my disguise (which, of course, was meant to intrigue him), I knew I was on board. Seduce an attractive man? Hell yes.

I just never expected to fall for him. Hard.

But I have a job to do, and that takes precedence over anything my heart might feel. So I’ll do what’s required and live with the fallout. Even if that means my heart gets destroyed in the process.

To be continued in
Back To Back
, available June 9
th
…

Acknowledgements

This book has been a long journey. I first had the inkling of an idea when I was on a plane flying to Scotland for a book signing. It continued to tease me until I decided to start it. I was in Edinburgh, so I did the only logical thing. I went to The Elephant House, which also happens to be the café where J. K. Rowling wrote much of the first Harry Potter book. I figured it couldn’t hurt and at the end of that first writing session I’d written 5,000 words.

That was nearly a year ago. I’ve worked off and on with this book since then. It’s one of the projects I’m most proud of, mostly because it was so new. I’ve never written romantic suspense, and I’ve never written a book completely in male POV. But here it is and I’m so proud of it. Even if no one else reads it, I’m proud of it.

I have to say a special thank you to my always-patient editor, my publicist, my formatter and especially to Jay Crownover, who read this and told me it didn’t suck when I was convinced that it did. I’d also like to thank (and curse) her for a suggestion that completely changed the course of the second book.

I’d also like to thank the people, who, when I told them what I was writing were excited and told me they wanted to read it. As a writer, you never know if your ideas are good or not, or if they’re worth pursuing. So thank you everyone who said nice things

And thank YOU for taking this ride with me. You’re probably not very happy with me at the moment, but I promise everything will work out. For the most part…

About the Author

Chelsea M. Cameron is a YA/NA and Adult
New York Times
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USA Today
Best Selling author from Maine. Lover of things random and ridiculous, Jane Austen/Charlotte and Emily Bronte Fangirl, red velvet cake enthusiast, obsessive tea drinker, vegetarian, former cheerleader and world's worst video gamer.

When not writing, she enjoys watching infomercials, singing in the car and tweeting. She has a degree in journalism from the University of Maine, Orono that she promptly abandoned to write about the people in her own head. More often than not, these people turn out to be just as weird as she is.

Find Chelsea Online

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