"A smile will get you far, but a smile and a gun will get you farther" -Al Capone. Federal Agent Alex Turner deals better with guns than boyfriends, and prefers it that way. Her emotional range is bleak, but her aim is damn near perfect. Thinking saving the world is a far easier task than dating, Agent Turner springs at the opportunity to prevent young scientist Marcus Gibbs from selling his biological weapon to the highest bidder. With her goal in sight, and Marcus eating out of the palm of her hand, an obstacle she doesn't see coming interferes. Meet Jeremy Hunt -- the distractingly handsome CEO of Sunscape Biotechnologies, and Marcus's boss and best friend. A man who is accustomed to getting what he wants, Jeremy's never been one to take no for an answer, which has Agent Turner realizing for the first time that her wit might get her farther than her weapon. With no protocol or training to reference when it comes to matters of the heart, she worries that this might be her hardest assignment yet. ------------------------------------------ MESSAGE TO READERS: This book has been reduced to a preview in preparation for its publication! Release Date: November 15, 2013 (Book trailer posted with first chapter) Please check my wattpad profile, facebook page, and website for updates and giveaways! Also, I'd love it if you added this book to your Goodreads :) I also wanted to say a BIG BIG BIG thank you to all the awesome people who have taken the time to read this story that I loved writing from beginning to end. Without all your support (kind words/votes/messages), I wouldn't be taking this book on its current journey of the wide open world! So thank you. I owe you a big shout out and so much more! ------------------------------------------

When a car accident decided to rip Mia's family away from her, leaving her with a comatose sister and lots of memories to keep, she felt like her life couldn't get any worse. After all, things always get better when it got worse, and there was nothing else she could lose anymore. An accident was an accident, and that was how it would stay. But of course, things weren't that simple. When a policeman appeared at her house, she found that the "accident" was not an accident after all, and she decided to find the person responsible for her plight. To find the murderer who killed her family. As she probed deeper into the murder, she find herself gaining more questions. What exactly happened when her brother left his house half a year ago for his band tour? Was her brother, the one person she idolised for her whole life, as perfect as she thought he was? And... Was the killer a total stranger to Mia? Or was the killer someone much closer to home then Mia thought he was?