Fool Me Twice

Pulling off an impossible crime is the only way he can stay alive. Stealing a Faberge egg. Surviving a double cross. An... (more)

Pulling off an impossible crime is the only way he can stay alive. Stealing a Faberge egg. Surviving a double cross. And pulling off the most incredible robbery ever, for the world{u2019}s most demanding{u2014}and dangerous collector. This will be the challenge of thief extraordinaire Riley Wolfe{u2019}s life. Fool Me Twice opens in St. Petersburg, where Riley steals the egg{u2014}no easy task. Betrayed by the pilot he hired to help him get away, he wakes chained to a rock wall on one of the Kerguelen Islands{u2014}the most remote spot on earth{u2014}prisoner of a top-dog international arms dealer, and a top-notch art collector. He wants Riley to steal an artwork. Small problem--it{u2019}s a fresco, g2sThe Liberation of St. Peter.g3s Slightly larger problem--it{u2019}s in the Vatican. And, it's a literal wall. Riley has no choice: agree or die. But when his captor turns him loose, he's grabbed by another arms dealer looking to do a double cross. Worse, he gives Riley a special incentive: a surveillance photograph of Monique, the love of his life, and more important, the art forger he can't pull off any heist without. The threat is clear. Riley knows they both have only one way out. With wicked dialogue, tons of explosive twists, and cinema-worthy scenes, Jeff Lindsay{u2019}s Fool Me Twice is another wildly entertaining caper starring the anti-hero you{u2019}ll root for, Riley Wolfe. (less)

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"A masterful thief plots an impossible crime in Book 2 of the Riley Wolfe series"-- (more)

"A masterful thief plots an impossible crime in Book 2 of the Riley Wolfe series"-- (less)

Sensible and lonely, Olivia Mather survives by her wits-and her strict policy of avoiding trouble. But when she realizes... (more)

Sensible and lonely, Olivia Mather survives by her wits-and her strict policy of avoiding trouble. But when she realizes that the Duke of Marwick might hold the secrets of her family's past, she does the unthinkable, infiltrating his household as a maid. She'll clean his study and rifle through his papers looking for information. Alastair de Grey has a single reason to live: vengeance. More beautiful than Lucifer, twice as feared, and thrice as cunning, he'll use any weapon to punish those who fooled and betrayed him-even an impertinent maid who doesn't know her place. But the more fascinated he becomes with the uppity redhead, the more dangerous his carefully designed plot becomes. For the one contingency he forgot to plan for was falling in love . . . and he cannot survive being fooled again. (less)

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