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Dead Air
Carol Ericson
It’s the ratings, stupid. That’s what motivates take-no-prisoners radio talk show host, Carly Hansen. Carly grew up watching her powerful father, former Senator Palmer Hansen, bully and manipulate those around him, crushing Carly’s dreams of becoming a professional ballerina along the way. She salves her disappointment by maintaining a steely control over her emotions and being the baddest ass in Portland. But when she goes after smooth-talking Father Rey, the influential cult leader of the Rey of Divine Light, the attitude can only take her so far. And the ratings come with more than a whiff of danger.
Roman Douglas, seasoned war correspondent, lives for danger. To compensate for his guilt over his fiancée’s death in Baghdad, he’s itching to rescue his nephew, Hunter, from Father Rey’s cult compound. But one loud-mouthed radio talk show host keeps getting in the way. How can he rescue Hunter from the compound, and assuage his guilt, with Carly Hansen drawing public attention to Father Rey?
Despite their different methods, Carly and Roman decide to join forces to go after Father Rey. If there’s a thin line between love and hate, Carly and Roman cross it. And soon their sizzling desire for each other burns as hot as their desire to bring down Father Rey and his cult.
Amazon Digital Services, June 2011
142 pages ISBN: 2940012950994
Digital
$0.99
Also by Carol Ericson:
Trap, Secure: Navy SEAL Security, October
2013
Conceal, Protect, April
2013
Run, Hide, March
2013
Deception, October
2012
Intuition, September
2012
Eyewitness, June
2012
Obsession, May
2012
Green Beret Bodyguard, January
2012
Top Gun Guardian, December
2011
Kick It Up, August
2011
The Body Politic, July
2011
Dead Air, June
2011
Smokescreen, June
2011
Mountain Ranger Recon, April
2011
Navy SEAL Security, March
2011
A Silverhill Christmas, December
2010
The McClintock Proposal, September
2010
The Sheriff of Silverhill, January
2010
Circumstantial Memories, February
2009
A Doctor-Nurse Encounter, August
2008
The Stranger and I, December
2007
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