Surrender
by Jennifer Burrows
Publication Date: July 30, 2014
Publication Date: July 30, 2014
Katherine
Anderson was living a dream life. She came from an influential family,
had a successful career as a food critic, and was about to marry the man
of her dreams. Her life suddenly takes a change for the worse when she
finds her fiancé in the arms of another woman. Her dream wedding now
cancelled, she tries to find herself in Italy, on a trip she was
supposed to be taking as the just married Mrs. Michael Gibbons.
Massimo "Tony" Bertalucci has had his life destroyed by a cartel known to be trafficking black market olive oil out of Italy and around the world. While the cartel thought the entire Bertalucci family was dead and buried, Tony remains very much alive and determined to find a way to get his life back.
When Tony and Katherine’s worlds collide, she is Tony’s only hope of escaping Italy alive. What Katherine doesn’t realize is that this charming, unassuming Italian man is using her to save his own life. Will she be able to get back to the states safely, or will she be subjected to the same fate as Tony's family? Will Tony find a way to stop running? Or will he have to surrender his life to the cartel?
Massimo "Tony" Bertalucci has had his life destroyed by a cartel known to be trafficking black market olive oil out of Italy and around the world. While the cartel thought the entire Bertalucci family was dead and buried, Tony remains very much alive and determined to find a way to get his life back.
When Tony and Katherine’s worlds collide, she is Tony’s only hope of escaping Italy alive. What Katherine doesn’t realize is that this charming, unassuming Italian man is using her to save his own life. Will she be able to get back to the states safely, or will she be subjected to the same fate as Tony's family? Will Tony find a way to stop running? Or will he have to surrender his life to the cartel?
Jennifer Burrows I was am a retired Registered Nurse. I am the author of A shot in the Dark and the Sequel Into the Light. I worked in the emergency department and critical care for over 15 years which provided me the experiences to write my books.
I
am an avid reader and love to talk about the latest story I've read. I
hope you will enjoy reading my books as much as I enjoyed writing them.
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