La librairie des livres interdits

Marc Levy

Description

Lady Pinkerton detectives, their rough and ready agents, and a whole lot of excitement and romance! The Pinkerton Matchmaker series tells the stories of the women determined to bring criminals to justice, and the agents who win their hearts. Each book is a standalone story, and they can be read in any order.

This boxed set contains books 19-21 in the Pinkerton Matchmakers series:

An Agent for Alexandra (Book 19) by Rebecca Connolly
Alexandra Drake is determined that her spoiled, Southern upbringing will have no effect on her new life as one of the few female Pinkerton agents.

Tucker Waite is convinced that the wealthy heiress has no idea what she is in for and will get him killed.

From the moment they say 'I do' and marry for the sake of their first assignment in Oregon, Alexandra will not let Tucker order her around, and Tucker refuses to let Alexandra have her own way. When every battle between them creates sparks, and every step in their mission puts them in danger, will they be able to avoid igniting something that could jeopardize both themselves and the innocent lives they're trying to save?

An Agent for Laurel (Book 20) by Lynn Donovan
Laurel Wellington will do anything to get out of the family business. When her father demands she infiltrate the Pinkerton National Detective Agency as a spy to locate an artifact of his interest, she agrees. For her, it's an opportunity for freedom.

Ransom Williams has been a Pinkerton Agent, a man of honor, and loyal to the company for seven years. But those attributes are put to the test when he learns his next assignment includes training and protecting a new female recruit by marrying her.

How can Laurel gain her freedom if Ransom finds out she and her father are the very thieves he's looking for? Can she choose between duty to her father— and duty to her husband? With so many lies between them, how can she possibly continue as a Pinkerton agent?

An Agent for Opal (Book 21) by P. Creeden
Opal Cahill was raised as the only girl in a family full of rough and tumble men. They taught her to ﬁght and survive and taught her to push aside fantasies, because reality is as harsh as the rough side of a cat's tongue. But she could never let go of reading about adventures of life in the west and dreaming that she might one day become a Pinkerton agent, like her hero, Kate Warne.

But when her father passes, she's stuck living in Atlantic City with her cousin who sometimes has them living in rundown shacks and sometimes, high end hotels. Until one day, that odd lifestyle catches up with them both. When Opal must choose a place to go out west, she heads to the Pinkerton oﬃce in Denver in the hopes that they might still interview her though it's months after they originally advertised they were accepting applicants.

Caleb Wade has just come back from going deep undercover. He returns to the Pinkerton oﬃce and runs into one of the most stubborn, frustrating, and interesting women he's ever met. When he ﬁnds out that she's not only his new partner but his new wife, he digs in his heels before he decides to treat it as another undercover act.

Together the two travel to Ohio to help Archie's good friend and owner of the Turner Theater deal with an arsonist who has already succeeded in burning down the theater once and threatens to do it again. Both Caleb and Opal must learn to get past their stubborn ways and work together in order to capture the person who threatens not only the building but the lead actress as well.

Happy reading! And don't forget to check out all 60 books in the series.