
Part of Series
She could never abandon her job. His promotion is taking him to the Big Apple. Can this off-and-on pair keep their burning connection alive? Firefighter Penelope Johnson protects her crew fiercely. Having spent her entire life in her small town, the homebody can’t imagine ever leaving her people behind. So when her fiancé breaks the news that he’s moving to New York City, Penelope’s world shatters when she chooses her career over their relationship. Dane Carter would do anything for his family. So when his aunt’s NYC restaurant starts to go under after she’s diagnosed with cancer, the accountant makes the painful decision to move. And with his engagement in tatters, his heart sinks as he realizes he may have lost the girl of his dreams. Struggling to feel whole without her other half, Penelope risks a visit to the city to see if they can salvage a future together. But as Dane’s time away from his woman falls further into disarray, he fears he’s made the greatest mistake of his life. Will distance ruin their destiny, or prove that nothing is stronger than true love? Intrigue is the first book in the passionate Men of New York contemporary romance series. If you like slow-burn thrills, fiery chemistry, and family-centric characters, then you’ll adore Margaret McHeyzer’s enthralling tale.
Author

NEW YORK TIMES BEST SELLING AUTHOR OF UGLY AND MISTRUST **Write something worth reading** I'm Margaret and I'm a self-published author. Recently I was fortunate in obtaining New York Times best selling status on my YA/NA book - Ugly, and my YA book - Mistrust. My last three books have been YA and I'm completely in love with the genre. I love being able to communicate with people through my words and stories. My writing genres all differ, but the one thing I keep consistent is my heroines. All my female lead characters are strong, gutsy and not the 'perfect' woman. While my books all have romantic elements in them, they aren't just about the romance. They're about finding strength, acceptance and making life long connections. I hope you enjoy my stories as much as I have while writing them.