Nemesis: Innocence Sold (43 page)

“Yes, of course, and don’t forget Anna and Andi. Tomorrow’s Saturday, so we can stay up all night and catch up on our sleep.”

Daniel leaned back and smiled. The idea of a spontaneous party sounded good; usually these unplanned get-togethers were the best. Until he met Sandra, he hadn’t known what he was missing, but now he looked forward to making a home together—it wasn’t only Sandra who had finally arrived.

ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Stefanie Ross was born in Lübeck, Germany. She has lived for most of her life in northern Germany and has traveled across the United States, Canada, and Mexico by car and motorcycle. In 2012 she published her first romantic thriller, featuring hot men, strong women, and dark secrets. She has published fifteen novels—crime stories, thrillers, and romantic suspense—in German, and some of her books have been translated into Bulgarian.

When not writing or thinking up new stories, she’s riding her motorcycle, reading a book, or spending time at the ocean. Ross lives near the Baltic Sea with her husband and son. She’s addicted to coffee, whiskey (single malt only!), and spending time with her two guinea pigs. She is a member of International Thriller Writers and Sisters in Crime.
Nemesis: Innocence Sold
is her English-language debut.

Readers can visit her website at
www.stefanieross.de
or follow her on Facebook at
www.facebook.com/stefanieross.04
.

ABOUT THE TRANSLATOR

Peter Sean Woltemade is an American-born literary and commercial translator who has lived in Germany and Sweden for several years and has been based in Copenhagen since 2004. He is a former Fulbright Graduate Fellow (Berlin) and received a PhD in medieval German literature from the University of California at Berkeley in 2005. Between 2005 and 2011 he taught English and German at gymnasiums in Denmark. His work has appeared in the
Brooklyn Rail
, the
Cossack Review
,
and the
Missing Slate
. Woltemade’s current projects include translation of fiction by Karl-Heinz Ott, Thomas Boberg, Julia Butschkow, and Maja Elverkilde.