She was kidnapped last night.
The man responsible for her abduction?
Her “dead” fiancé.
Lucia Gallardo has spent the last decade hungry for revenge. The cartel killed her fiancé, and she won’t rest until justice is served. Her plans derail, however, when she’s captured by a group of merciless drug runners, and leading them is a man Lucia never thought she’d see again.
Ramiro Alvarez sacrificed everything to infiltrate the cartel, and he doesn’t want a reunion with the woman he abandoned ten years ago. But when his team catches Lucia investigating their smuggling route, he’s forced to take her hostage. The organization wants her dead, and now Ramiro must find a way to keep Lucia alive, keep his identity intact—and keep from falling in love with her all over again.
Agave Ridge is a medium-heat romantic suspense novel. Perfect if you enjoy second-chance romances, on-the-run adventures, and open-door intimate scenes!
Trigger Warnings
Potential triggers are listed below. If you need more information, click the + icon beside each item.
MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS.
Alcohol usage is present throughout the book.
Antagonists will try to kill heroine and/or hero in Chapter Twenty and Chapter Twenty-nine
Blood references are present throughout the book (cuts, blisters, scrapes, etc).
References to relatives who have passed away. No on-page death scenes for any characters.
Hero’s mother does exhibit symptoms of dementia (she is mentioned in Chapter Three and shown in Chapter Thirty)
References to drugs throughout the book, however, no on-page scenes.
Firearms are referenced throughout the book and discharged in more than one chapter.
A main character is hospitalized in Chapter Twenty-one.
Heroine is kidnapped in Chapter Four by a group of drug smugglers.
Mentions of murder throughout the book, however, there are no on-page murders.
Characters in this book use cuss words.
The main character’s mother experienced rape and sexual trauma in her past. Not shown on page, just mentioned in later chapters.
This book contains on-page sex scenes.