All You Want
Town busybody, Tami King, has her sights set on Sheriff Todd Colson while a creepy stalker has her in his sights.
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I’m Tami King, and I’m proud to be a prima donna. Except I live in a boring, one-corner town, Colson’s Corner, that’s about as far from hip and cool as the Dust Bowl is from Malibu.
But it’s home, and it’s where my great-great-grandfather, Hank King, made us Gold Country royalty—thanks to a fifty-pound nugget of gold.
They call me spoiled and say I always get what I want, but that’s not true. I don’t yet have a ring on my finger, and my plans to turn my town into a tourist wonderland is opposed by one stubborn hunk of a sheriff—Todd Colson.
Not to brag, but this Halloween, our town’s Spooky Fest is going to be one big, hellish hit with the grand opening of my Haunted Hotel of Horrors. I’ve booked a full house of celebrities, sorority sisters, strangers, and actors, as well as ghouls, goblins, hangmen, and freaks.
What can go wrong?
Todd Colson. Sheriff of Colson’s Corner.
It isn’t easy keeping my town safe and secure. Not with all of the threats both real and anticipated. Especially not when the spoiled town princess, Tami King, gets it into her head to invade my peaceful hamlet with a hotel full of troublemakers.
Oh, she turns heads all right. She’s a blond bombshell whirlwind who never calls it quits, and she’s determined to put my hometown on the map as a tourist trap—literally.
The last thing I need is the old prospector’s boarding house turned into a theme-park hotel—especially not one catering to unvetted outsiders without proper background checks.
Things go wrong right from the start—from construction accidents to missing material to dead animals and graffiti scrawled on the walls warning Tami to cease and desist.
Huh. As if anything can stop that tornado of a woman. I have my eye on her—always. But keeping her out of trouble this Halloween just got harder, and I’m not surprised when the first dead body turns up well before the tricks go a treating.
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