Ellen Butler

Karina Cardinal and Mike Finnegan are splitsville, but when the FBI claims he took a $1.2 million bribe? No and no and no. When a mysterious burner phone shows up in her pocket, she knows it's from Mike, who's deep undercover and so far off-grid, he needs help to figure out who's framing him-and why. Classic Karina, she jumps in with both feet, ignoring the dangers. The trouble with leaping before you look? You can land in a world of dirt. And when an old enemy starts playing hardball, you can end up six feet under it.

Swindler's Revenge

Nat Lim

I love this series of books because they mix plot and character perfectly. I don't think it is necessary to read the rest of the series to be able to read this one as a standalone, but you should because they're all so good, and you also get a better handle on some of the minor characters where they have a history with the main character Karina, who is as dramatic as ever. The book is fast-paced and a page-turner. I never know quite what's going to happen next and while all the books have a similar atmosphere, this one is still unique and doesn't repeat what's happened earlier.

Swindler's Revenge

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