One and Only Sunday

A fake (and very convenient) coma, an arranged marriage, and a disappearing-finger trick kick off the second book in the Women of Greece series. Twenty-eight-year-old Kiki Andreou has lived her whole life in Agria, Greece, a seaside village where old-fashioned mothers arrange marriages, and gossip moves faster than light. Kiki doesn't want to get married, so she's itching to pop the champagne cork when her fiancé is a no-show at the church. Until tragedy strikes the town, and Kiki's brief splash of freedom is washed away by accusations of murder and infidelity. Soon life-long friendships are shattering, and more than one person wants Kiki to pay for a crime she didn't commit. She has no idea that an old plot twist is about to become new again, in the shape of a delicious man who is intimately-and uncomfortably-familiar with the disappearing-finger trick she showed him when she was thirteen. A man with one foot out of the country and the other in a military prison. Even if she manages to stay out of prison herself, Kiki is in very real danger of losing her heart to a man for whom staying in Greece is not an option.