Blood Oath & Obsession (Vescari City Series)

Blood Oath & Obsession (Vescari City Series)

Sale price  $21.99 Regular price $26.99
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Blood Oath & Obsession (Vescari City Series)

Blood Oath & Obsession (Vescari City Series)

Sale price  $21.99 Regular price $26.99
She came to Harbor Point for a fresh start.
He took one look at her and never stood a chance.

Alyssa Blake likes rules.
Rules keep murder cases on track and lawyers in line. Rules keep her carefully rebuilt life from falling apart again. As the city’s new District Attorney, she has one rule she refuses to bend:
No relationships.
No distractions.
Her job is to turn chaos into convictions—not to get distracted by the homicide detective who keeps showing up with sharp observations, and eyes that catch every time she sways on her feet.
Detective Luca Vescari knows better than to crush on his own boss.
Technically, she is. He brings her bodies and evidence; she decides whether they’re enough to take to trial. That should be where it ends. But Alyssa is more than the title on her door—she’s brilliant, stubborn, secretly funny, and so bad at taking care of herself that he starts doing it for her before he can stop.
He falls fast.
She refuses to admit she’s falling at all.
When a predator’s pattern starts hitting too close to Alyssa’s cases—and her life—everyone’s secrets get more dangerous. A veteran detective’s “mistakes” don’t look so accidental. Old loyalties crack. And Alyssa’s shiny fresh start suddenly looks a lot like a target.
The more the pressure rises, the closer they get.
Alyssa doesn’t trust easily. She doesn’t let anyone see how much she’s already paid to stand where she is. Luca has his own past he refuses to drag her into. But the closer they get to the truth, the clearer it becomes:
Somebody is counting on them to stay isolated.
Somebody is betting she’ll choose the job over her own life.
He’s done pretending he doesn’t care.
She’s done pretending she doesn’t need anyone.
In a city full of people who want to use them, they’ll have to learn how to stand together—or risk losing far more than a case.

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