Mac Paul

CIA Agent James Thomas is having a difficult time accepting the fact that he was susceptible to a car jacking, although

his argument with girlfriend Hillary Selinski played a major

factor in his distraction.

When the rubber stops burning, smoke continues to whirl.

He's further embarrassed to learn that the exquisitely beautiful woman who’d ordered him at gunpoint to get her across town in a quick twenty was actually commandeering his vehicle in the interest of Homeland Security.

She'd looked at both of them as if they were idiots when Hillary continued her rant as they sped across town.

When cigar wheeling Roni V. Hawkins’s vehicle was rendered disabled by an arguing couple, she’s ultrally pissed. Times two since it’s a brother with a White woman in his passenger seat. As his crossover penance, she intentionally and falsely implies the wreck was actually staged by Thomas, a possible accomplice to her target. This causes his brand new car to be dismantled along with his career as he undergoes an internal investigation.

Months later when local pharmacist, Thomas’ brother turns up dead, along with all of his employees, the same in seven other pharmacist locations in the city overnight, the two are thrust together again. Both still breathing fire at one another.

Can they put their differences aside to complete their dangerous mission and discover the connection between the multiple deaths? Or, will there be no prescription for love for these two seething enemies?

MAC PAUL IS WORKING ON A SECOND NOVEL

Skinning My Knees