Free (nook/Kindle/Kobo/iTunes UK) Blurring the Line [Drug Cartel Suspense w/Romance]

[ATDrake]

Blurring the Line by Kierney Scott is the 1st in her The Firing Line series of f/m romantic suspense novels with strong action thriller elements following the same DEA agent around as she combats a Mexican drug cartel which she arranges to have infiltrated, which ends up affecting herself and her family in rather profound ways, this installment setting up the initial undercover operation, free courtesy of publisher Harlequin UK's Carina UK imprint.

This is the featured Free Book of the Week in the iTunes UK store.

Currently free, probably just until next Monday @ B&N UK, Amazon UK, iTunes UK, and Kobo (probably just available to the UK; it didn't seem to be free in any of the usual EU/JP/South America stores which have gotten previous recent Carina UK freebies, though YMMV)

And this has been the (late!) selected 3rd (non-repeat) free ebook thread of the day.

A little by default, but it's rather rare for us to get romantic action suspense novels which keep following the adventures of the same lead heroine throughout the series (and apparently, occasionally separating her from the hero) instead of switching couples with every book to set up new romances, so bonus points.

Enjoy!

Description
A deadly undercover mission, a sizzling attraction that cannot be denied…

When DEA agent Beth Thomson recruits ex-soldier Armando Torres as an undercover agent, she knows she has hit the jackpot.

He will infiltrate ‘Los Zetas’, one of Mexico’s deadliest cartels, and expose their drug-running into the USA. In turn, she promises to turn a blind eye to him finding and killing the rival cartel member who shot his best friend. Beth is good at overlooking the gruesome details of her job; her focus is the bigger picture – nailing ‘El Escorpion’, the mysterious and most-wanted leader of the ‘Los Treintas’ gang.

Torres soon climbs the cartel ladder, and has the tattoo markings to prove his loyalty. So when a secret meet with Beth goes wrong, his cover is strong enough for him to save her from his fellow gang members. His silence hints at the horrors he has performed to get him where he is, and his brutality and strength both scare and arouse Beth simultaneously. The heat between them is unprofessional and yet undeniable. But has he gone rogue? Can Beth trust him to put her mission before his own revenge? And can she trust herself with him?