Faye Calloway swore she was done with Fiasco, Kentucky — done with the town, done with her family, and especially done with Lincoln Foxx, the man who told her never to come back. Years later she returns anyway, this time as a burlesque performer whose residency doubles as cover for the real reason she is home: a federal investigation into the rot spreading through the town, and a promise to protect the sister she left behind.
Lincoln has troubles of his own. A widower raising his child alone and carrying more than his share of the family's grief, he has no room in his life for the woman who once turned it upside down. But Faye is back under his roof and in his orbit, and the old pull between them refuses to stay buried. As she works her way toward the people running Fiasco's criminal underworld, the secrets on every side — hers, his, and the town's — start to surface, and the curse that shadows the Foxx name inches toward another victim.
The second book in the Bourbon Boys trilogy, Bourbon & Secrets is a single-dad, hate-to-love romantic suspense with a burlesque sense of showmanship, a found-family heart, and the series' signature heat.