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Carsen Taite

Drawn


Urban artist Riley Flynn spend her days wandering the street of Dallas, sketching the city she loves. Then dead bodies start showing up in the exact locations she was sketching, and the police arrive on her doorstep. With every reason in the world to distrust the law, she's reluctant to help the striking detective assigned to the case, especially after the cops start treating her like a suspect.  As the stakes get deadlier,  Riley's Instinct for self-protection wars with civic duty and unexpected attraction.

Detective Claire Hanlon is all about facts, all about the law, and all about climbing the Dallas PD ladder. Her career advancement hinges on capturing the killer terrorizing the city, and the only thing in her way is the incredibly stubborn, incredibly beautiful person of interest, Riley Flynn, who is also incredibly off limits. Because she might be guilty of murder.





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