Three Nights in Greece

Kevin Conlin is an Agency man looking for a partner to assist him on a very important mission in Greece, and Layla Swann is just what he wants. She’s fluent in several languages, skilled in weaponry, and has a body that just won’t quit.

Layla accepts the job and then runs into the most gorgeous man in the coffee shop. He’s black Irish, complete with the erotic lilting accent. She even tries for a hook up with him, but he laughingly blows her off.

There is an instant and deep attraction between employee and employer, which serves to only enhance their cover as a couple. Layla is nervous and stilted at first around Kevin, but as the attraction grows, the line between mission and reality blurs. He’s attracted much more than he should be and she’s already half in love with him in spite of her past rough relationships. Problems ensue, however, when Layla is injured and the fragile trust between them is shattered.

Three Nights in Greece showcases the dangerous game that agents in the line of fire play with their passions and their lives. I was immediately drawn into this great, runaway tale, and was sad to see it end. Therese MacFarland does a fantastic job pouring a lot of story into this 56-page gem. There’s never a dull moment, the action is intense, and the sex is incendiary. Kudos to Therese MacFarland on a great premise and an even better story in Three Nights in Greece.

Reviewed by: Michelle