Love Potion No. 2-14 - O'Neal, Pepper

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Résumé :
She's a witch, but no spell or potion can help her now… White witch Kole Trillion's life is perfect-almost. She has a successful business, customers who swear by her potions and spells, a black cat named Boo as a familiar, and a number of loyal friends. Unfortunately, she also has the bad luck to fall in love with a man who hates her. Unable to device a spell or potion to help her out of her distressing predicament, Kole's determined not to let it ruin her life. And to keep her embarrassing heartache her own dark, little secret. But when Cupid gets involved, all bets are off. He's a cop who doesn't believe in magic, or in love… Police Detective Gage Corwin is convinced Kole's nothing but a con artist out to cheat the public. Determined to put her out of business, Gage launches an investigation to prove she's a fraud and a criminal. But the evidence just doesn't add up. Not only can't he find anyone she's cheated, he can't find a logical explanation for the things that are happening to his life-or his heart. But when he unwittingly mocks Cupid, the whole thing blows up in Gage's face.

Biographie:
Award-winning author, Pepper O'Neal is a researcher, a writer, and an adrenalin junkie. She has a doctorate in education and spent sev-eral years in Mexico and the Caribbean working as researcher for an educational resource firm based out of Mexico City. During that time, she met and befriended many adventurers like herself, includ-ing former CIA officers and members of organized crime. Her fiction is heavily influenced by the stories they shared with her, as well her own experiences abroad. O'Neal attributes both her love of adventure and her compulsion to write fiction to her Irish and Cherokee ancestors. When she's not at her computer, O'Neal spends her time taking long walks in the for-ests near her home or playing with her cats. And of course, planning the next adventure.

Sommaire:
Award-winning author, Pepper O'Neal is a researcher, a writer, and an adrenaline junkie. She has a doctorate in education and spent several years in Mexico and the Caribbean working as researcher for an educational resource firm based out of Mexico City. During that time, she met and befriended many adventurers like herself, including former CIA officers and members of organized crime. Her fiction is heavily influenced by the stories they shared with her, as well her own experiences abroad. O'Neal attributes both her love of adventure and her compulsion to write fiction to her Irish and Cherokee ancestors. When she's not at her computer, she spends her time taking long walks in the forests near her home or playing with her cats. And of course, planning the next adventure....