β Scribed by McIntyre, Katherine
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When technomancer Theo Whitfield joins forces with the insufferable, gorgeous Silas Kylock to find her missing sister, their heated exchanges turn from irritation to desireβ¦
When technomancer Theo Whitfieldβs sister goes missing, sheβs forced to work alongside an arrogant prat sheβs long despised, the tinker Silas Kylock. Her sister Ellie nicked his clockwork doll, and Theo needs his help to track the stolen merchandise and, by proxy, Ellie. However, the more time they spend together, the more she sees Silas as the man sheβd run through the streets of Islington with and not the insufferable gentleman heβs become.
Theoβs not the only one afflicted. Silas never forgot the loyal, stubborn woman whose temper he canβt help but spark, and as their search grows more dire, her dedication to her family inspires him to make sacrifices of his own. So, when the hunt erupts into a deadly confrontation with the gangs of Islington, Theo and Silas arenβt just risking their heartsβtheir lives are on the line.
Man-woman relationships -- Fiction
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