From bestselling authors Jennifer Crusie and Bob Mayer comes a new novella about art forgery, gunfire, diner food, and love.
Nadine Goodnight has kept the same secret her whole life: eighty-seven forgeries locked in the Goodnight Gallery basement. Then she wakes up one morning to find her fiancé has broken into the archive and stolen the oldest and most valuable painting. The fastest solution is to steal it back. Quietly. But she’s going to need a little help . . .
Special Agent Carter Archer of the FBI Art Task Force has driven in from New Jersey to sit beside his stepfather’s hospital bed when his boss sends him on a recon at the Goodnight Gallery. Carter is exceptionally good at his job. He does not get involved with witnesses. He does not break the rules. He definitely does not commit felonies for beautiful blondes with hundreds of years of forgeries in their basement.
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Getting Carter is the story of a forty-eight-hour caper involving a million dollar forgery, a heist that goes sideways. a warehouse full of the wrong kind of men, a request from the right kind of woman, and in the end, two people with very good reasons to walk away from each other . . . if they can.
