Chasing Kaylee Kringle
An FBI agent and a small town full of holiday hijinks help a woman in peril in this charming romance from the author of 10 Things I Hate About Mistletoe.
For two years, Kaylee Kringle didn’t stop moving—but then she happened upon Holiday, Idaho. The residents of her new hideout welcomed her with open arms, but as a fugitive she can never fully let her guard down. Falling in love is out of the question when she might have to drop everything and run for her life.
Special Agent Rick Diaz has been searching for Kaylee ever since she played him for a fool. She’s the only one who can testify against a dangerous motorcycle club, and now that he’s found her, Rick isn’t about to let the clever woman with a knack for tugging at his heartstrings slip through his fingers again.
But when a televised Christmas special highlighting Holiday’s Potato Lights Spectacular leads the bikers straight to Kaylee, Rick must rely on the quirky townspeople to help protect his star witness. Kaylee can hardly believe how hard Rick and her newfound family are willing to fight for her. If she can stay alive, this might just be a happily-ever-after worth sticking around for . . .
Tropes include:small-town romance, holiday romance, enemies to lovers, star witness, and found family.
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