A Girl's Guide to Witness Protection:
• Testifying against your mobster father greatly reduces your life expectancy.
• Beware of blind dates with killer biceps and ulterior motives.
• Whatever you do, don’t fall in love.

Nobody warned mob princess Hope Whitmore how boring witness protection would be, so when her boss sets her up on a blind date, she throws caution to the wind. Big mistake: he's secretly put her photo on a dating app, and the man across the table is the father of the teenager she once accused of murder.

Paratrooper Max Beaumont has finally found evidence of his son's innocence—and the one witness who can prove it turns up on a dating app, of all places. But someone else has found Hope too, and they're dodging bullets before Max can even offer to pick up the check.

Now they're tearing through Las Vegas, outsmarting enemies and digging up secrets while trying to ignore their crackling attraction. Max is exactly the kind of bad bet Hope knows better than to place—and every mile closer to the truth pulls them one step deeper into something neither can walk away from. It's a slow-burn simmer with all the banter and none of the brakes, right up to a last-first-date ending they never saw coming.

A witty, high-octane romantic suspense with dual full-cast narration that brings every barbed exchange to life. Perfect for fans of The Hating Game and Ali Hazelwood's The Love Hypothesis—enemies-to-lovers at its dreamiest.