Harlequin(?) romance w/ intrigue; Louisiana; DA and PI/cop clear her brother's name; slim mass mkt P

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Harlequin(?) romance w/ intrigue; Louisiana; DA and PI/cop clear her brother's name; slim mass mkt P

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1LibraryPerilous
Bearbeitet: Mai 26, 2013, 11:09 am

(Ongoing effort to catalog all the books I've read, part 2)

--Slim (180-220 pp) mass market pb, probably a Harlequin, from one of their intrigue/suspense lines

--Read in late 2009, and it probably was published within 5-10 years of that date: Computers and cell phones are used (and the computers are hacked!)

--Borrowed from a UK library. I don't remember the spellings as British, but maybe a Mills and Boon?

--The setting is Louisiana, and the main character is a DA whose brother has been convicted/jailed for a crime he didn't commit. She works to clear his name with the help of a PI/cop whose name is Gabe/Gabriel. He may or may not have a French/Creole last name.

--I recall a scene of investigation set in a dilapidated house near a bayou.

--I don't remember any other details except that there is a running joke in the book that the PI works best in the dark (and they keep turning off the lights during sex and joking about it.)

--No cover details have stuck with me

I trolled the Harlequin website to see if anything jumped out at me, but nothing did, and I haven't the patience to continue the slog.

2LibraryPerilous
Bearbeitet: Mai 26, 2013, 1:41 pm

Found it! After I edited my query to include that I'd read the book whilst living in the UK, I realized I hadn't Googled the keywords using Mills and Boon. I tried the combination of 'Mills and Boon Louisiana Gabe' and found it immediately.

The book is A Little Bit Guilty, by Jenna Mills. Minor detail corrections: The male lead is an attorney, not a PI. The woman is an ADA, not the head DA.

ETA: Apparently, Harlequin owns Mills and Boon.