Tequila Sunrise: A Best Friend's Sibling Holiday Romantic Suspense

Written by Layla Reyne

Narrated by Christian Leatherman

She's the deadliest woman alive. He's her best friend's little brother. Touch him and die.

 

Melissa Cruz is the most dangerous woman alive. Post-FBI, the former Special Agent in Charge chases bounties and serves as chief of security for Talley Enterprises. She’s also spent the past year falling in love with her best friend’s little brother.

 

Daniel Talley never imagined the woman of his dreams would give him the time of day. Smart, fierce, and thirteen years his senior, Mel is way out of his league. But somewhere along the way of playing plucky sidekick, Danny finally caught Mel’s attention.

 

What began as a little harmless flirting grew into so much more—and into a secret Mel and Danny have kept from their friends and family. But when the Talley flagship is hijacked, there’s no keeping a lid on it any longer. Mel and Danny must rely on the trust they’ve built to rescue their loved ones and each other, or else it’ll be a very unhappy Christmas Eve for all.

 

Tequila Sunrise is a standalone romantic suspense novella in the Agents Irish & Whiskey series, now in its second edition with extended content. It features a fierce older woman, the reformed playboy who worships her, holiday hijinks and hijacks, and a heaping side of Irish & Whiskey cameos.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Layla Reyne
• Release date: Jun 11, 2024
• ISBN: 9781962010290

Layla Reyne

Layla Reyne is the author of What We May Be and the Table for Two, Perfect Play, and Fog City series. A Carolina Tar Heel who spent fifteen years in California, Layla enjoys weaving her bicoastal experiences into her stories, along with adrenaline-fueled suspense and heart pounding romance. You can find Layla online at www.laylareyne.com or on social media @laylareyne.

Reviews for Tequila Sunrise

[carol420 · Rating: 3 out of 5 stars]

It’s really a novella which makes it extremely short. I wondered if Layla Reyne wrote it while still writing "Blended Whisky" where hopefully we will be invited to Aidan and Jamie’s wedding. I guess Danny and Mel did need their story told since they were both such a big part of the first 3 books. It’s not a bad story at all…I just would have preferred the characters of Irish and Whisky to have a larger portion of the story.