Exposé: An Enemies-to-Lovers Thriller Romance

Ava Thatcher is an investigative journalist who makes her living by digging up secrets, however dangerous. Her current story concerns a new drug moving through the streets. Her one source refuses to give a name, and each lead she follows ends in a lie. The deeper she goes, the more she feels watched, as if she is the one being tracked.

Nate is a soldier who has worked unseen and is now a spy. His orders are plain: get close to Ava, learn what she knows, and remove the threat she represents. He does not expect the assignment to slip away from him so fast, or for the woman he was sent to destroy to become the one person he cannot stand to lose.

This is an enemies-to-lovers romantic thriller told from two points of view, Ava's and Nate's. Forced proximity and hidden identities drive the plot, and Nate is a morally grey hero whose loyalties are split between his orders and the woman he is meant to deceive.

It is written for adult readers, and the romance is explicit. The tension runs on suspicion and secrecy, with danger close behind the attraction. It is the first book in the Riverfield series by Ann-Marie Davis.