He’s trying to protect his heart…
She’s a shell of the girl she once was…
Can he chase away the demons threatening to
destroy her?
Mackenzie Delano craves control. After tragedy
strikes during her freshman year of college, she compensates for the
helplessness she felt by micro-managing every aspect of her life, from her
business life to her social life…to her love life. But she wasn’t expecting to
cross paths with a mysterious man who seems to invade her every thought.
Tyler Burnham has been living his life with one
rule in mind…never fall in love. Focusing solely on his career, he is able to
remain a detached observer of life… Until a case is dropped in his lap, forcing
him to form an intimate relationship with a sharp-tongued woman in order to
obtain the location of a man deemed an enemy of the State.
When Tyler finds himself falling for Mackenzie,
will he be able push his feelings aside and recover the information he needs?
Or will he put the mission and their lives at risk to follow his heart?
Chasing The Dragon is the first installment of a
two part series of deception and betrayal where nothing is as it seems.
***Note - Chasing The Dragon is the first book
in a two-book duet and is a spin-off of T.K. Leigh's USA Today Best Selling
Beautiful Mess series. It is not necessary to have read that series in order to
read this duet, but it will contain a mild spoiler from the third book in the
Beautiful Mess series, Gorgeous Chaos.***
T.K. Leigh, otherwise known as Tracy Leigh
Kellam, is the USA Today Best Selling author of the Beautiful Mess series. Originally
from New England, she now resides in sunny Southern California with her
husband, dog and three cats, all of which she has rescued (including the
husband). She always had a knack for writing, but mostly in the legal field. It
wasn't until recently that she decided to try her hand at creative writing and
is now addicted to creating different characters and new and unique story lines
in the Contemporary Romantic Suspense genre.
When she's not planted in front of her computer,
writing away, she can be found running and training for her next marathon (of
which she has run over fifteen fulls and far too many halfs to recall). Unlike
Olivia, the main character in her Beautiful Mess series, she has yet to qualify
for the Boston Marathon.
