Summer's Heart
She has good reason not to trust a cop—but he’s the only one who can keep her safe.
Wildlife photographer, Summer Perez, has taken thousands of photos and videos of endangered wildlife, but she’s about to find out that one of those photos might just get her killed. When her apartment is ransacked and her precious camera is stolen, she foolishly chases the thief down the street, only to run straight into the arms of Inspector Mårten Viskten, a Swedish police officer on holiday in Seattle.
Things turn deadly when Summer evades a second kidnap attempt and they discover her friend and colleague has also gone missing. It seems both women are the targets of a vicious eco-terrorist intent on preventing the photo evidence from reaching the FBI. Against her will—and her better judgment; she cannot bring herself to trust a cop—Summer is forced to flee to Sweden with Mårten to stay safe.
Protecting a petite photographer shouldn’t be a problem for Mårten, but he finds his focus slipping when their sizzling chemistry distracts him from the truth. The heat between them is undeniable, and when they finally give in to temptation, everything falls apart as Summer’s life is again threatened.
The truth comes out about Summer’s past, and the reason she is so untrusting of the police is revealed before she retreats back to Seattle. However, the FBI has failed to locate the terrorist, and he’s still out there, with retribution on his mind. Racing against time, Mårten must find Summer before it’s too late. He will put everything on the line to get to her in time, including his heart.
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