Reader's Edyn: Blitz: What She Didn't See by Heather Wynter

Friday, February 28, 2020

Blitz: What She Didn't See by Heather Wynter

**What She Didn’t See by Heather Wynter**

Good Morning, Everyone! So thrilled to see you all today! I have yet another new to me author and book to tell you about today! Yay! Please allow me to introduce to the blog, Heather Wynter and her release WHAT SHE DIDN’T SEE … and HAPPY RELEASE DAY, Ms. Wynter! So exciting!

**HEATHER WYNTER**

**BIO**

Heather Wynter grew up in California, where she still lives with her two dogs and three cats which she lovingly refers to as her zoo. She's a sucker for any period drama and a good romance. When she isn't reading or writing out what is in her wild imagination, she's probably at Disneyland or traveling around the globe.

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**WHAT SHE DIDN’T SEE**

Publication date: February 28, 2020
Genres: Adult, Suspense, Thriller

**BLURB**

An American tourist in Rome. A secret service agent on vacation. An international assassin… What could go wrong?

Gracie Colby and Lena Boyd are wrapping up the tour of Italy Lena has planned her whole life.

Luke Barnes, a Secret Service Agent, is on vacation in Rome.

Before she knows what happened to her, her friend is dead, and Gracie finds herself swept into a whirlwind of danger, intrigue, and international forces conspiring to destroy her. Teaming up with Luke to survive, Gracie is forced to question herself and decide if she is capable of outrunning the assassin before he can get to them.

**EXCERPT 1**

He set off across the street, and she followed, not wanting to be alone in this city of death. Her heel crunched in glass fragments. He held up the tape that designated this a crime scene, and she ducked under it. It was all pretend. She saw herself doing everything, looking like an actor on a cop show.

The car riddled with bullet holes belonged to the movie too. The prop crew had put that tire there for her to cower behind for safety from the gunfire. She peered down at the space where she’d taken shelter from the danger, the place where Lena had pushed her to protect her when the shooting started.

She gulped down the lump in her throat. The last thing Lena did in this life was save her. She didn’t save herself. She was too thoughtful for that. While Grace was thinking about dragging Lena back home to start their lives as adults, Lena was saving her from that … that …

She looked up to find Luke inspecting her. Could he see what a terrible friend she had been? Had Lena’s sacrifice left visible scars on her skin?

“What do you know about the shooter?” she asked to distract them both.

**TEASERS**

**EXCERPT 2**

Grace floundered to her feet and staggered to the gun. She picked it up and fumbled it into position, but once she got her finger around the trigger and the barrel pointed in the right direction, something strange happened.

She couldn’t shoot. She couldn’t kill anybody, not even Asheim. Not even the man who killed her best friend. She wanted to more than anything, but her body wouldn’t obey her brain’s command to pull the trigger. It just wasn’t in her nature. She’d spent her life obeying the law. She considered herself a good person. All her family and friends were good people.

And she never realized how intense it was to take someone’s life, no matter who that life belonged to, until she was in this position. She wasn’t a murderer. She couldn’t go against that now, not even to save her own life. How could she live with blood on her hands?

She stood there like a moron, watching Asheim seize Luke by the hair and swing back his fist. Holding Luke in position with one hand, he punched Luke as hard as he could and let Luke’s form wilt back onto his knees. She screamed with every ounce of strength she could muster.

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