The Lemon Gunman

Sydney Smith is used to hitting impossible targets. Becoming America’s most wanted woman was never part of the plan. Framed for assassinating a senator, the Montana sharpshooter is suddenly running for her life with nothing but borrowed disguises, a wrecked reputation, and one homeless pit bull who decides he belongs to her. Clearing her name is going to take a miracle. Or something even more dangerous.

Harper Wasden already ruined Sydney for every other man with one devastating kiss. Then he got called to duty and vanished, leaving her with a memory no real-life man has ever come close to touching. Now he is back—stepping into the chaos like he owns it, and looking at her like he never forgot that kiss either.

But Harper is trouble in all the ways Sydney should know better than to trust. He is smooth, reckless, sinfully handsome, and far too experienced at making women melt. He says he is here to help her clear her name. He says if that fails, he will smuggle her out of the country and keep her safe. But Sydney is not about to hand her heart to a charming bad boy unless he can prove she is not just another woman in his orbit. She needs more than heat. She needs to know she is the only one.

Now, with the FBI closing in, a killer still free, and Cooper stealing every scene he wags into, Sydney has to decide what is more dangerous: the men hunting her, or the man who can kiss her breathless, and make forever sound far too tempting.

The Lemon Gunman is a clean romantic comedy suspense with a wrongfully accused sharpshooter, a devastating bad boy hero, sizzling banter, prison breaks, high-stakes danger, and one unforgettable pit bull who absolutely steals the show.