Express male

Format:

Book

Title:

Express male

Author:

Bevarly, Elizabeth.

ISBN:

9780373771127

Publication Information:

Physical Description:

377 pages ; 17 cm

General Note:

Includes chapter from Elizabeth Bevarly's Overnight male (p.[373]-377).

Summary:

Music teacher and part-time lingerie saleswoman is mistaken as someone else and suddenly she's being addressed in code, menaced by a man who claims to know her intimately and rescues by a handsome spy who thinks she's a trheat to national security.

Subject(s):

Music teachers -- Fiction.

Mistaken identity -- Fiction.

Genre:

Spy stories.

Romantic suspense fiction.

Holds:

Available:*

Library	Call Number	Status
Searching... Dallas Public Library	PBK Bevarly, E. Express	Searching... Unknown

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Summary

Why is everyone calling her "Lila"?

Music teacher and part-time lingerie saleswoman Marnie Lundy's biggest thrill is playing piano at the local mall...until the night everyone seems to think she's somebody else!

Suddenly she's being addressed in code, menaced by a man who claims to know her intimately and rescued by a handsome spymaster who thinks she's a threat to national security!

But OPUS agent Noah Tennant has the feeling she's more Mata Hari than Mother Teresa. Could a woman this sexy truly be innocent, or is Marnie his opponent in a deadly game of spy vs. spy?

Reviews (1)

Booklist Review

Marnie Lundy lives an unassuming life, teaching piano to little kids and working in the lingerie department of a fancy store, where she also plays piano to entertain customers. One night, as she steps out into the deserted mall parking lot, a little man who calls her Lila hands her a manila envelope. She is then accosted by a handsome and dangerous man who also calls her Lila. Just when she thinks she is done for, a mall cop comes careening up in a golf cart. Even he turns out to be a handsome, dangerous man who calls her Lila. No one believes that Marnie isn't an agent in OPUS, the highly secret agency operating under the aegis of Homeland Security. Noah, her rescuer, is finally convinced, but her resemblance to Lila makes her perfect bait for catching a notorious rogue spy. Bevarly's latest OPUS operative romance is enjoyable and funny. --Maria Hatton Copyright 2006 Booklist