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In his line of work, deception was a way of life.

Elizabeth had to be good at it, Aidan thought as they reached her cottage. The woman he was getting to know didn’t jive with what he knew her to be—a ruthless killer.

“Although I didn’t ask you to, thanks for walking me home, Aidan.”

He shrugged. “It’s the least I could do.”

She arched one eyebrow. “Really? And you expected nothing in return?”

Aidan chuckled. “Well, maybe one thing.”

“And what would that be?” She tossed down the gauntlet.

One side of his mouth quirked as he slowly leaned toward her until he was barely an inch away. “Last chance.”

His breath was warm against her lips. She imagined just how much warmer his mouth would be on hers. And so she closed that last little distance and covered his mouth with hers….

CARIDAD PIÑEIRO

MORE THAN A MISSION

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CARIDAD PIÑEIRO

attended Villanova University on a Presidential Scholarship and earned her Juris Doctor from St. John’s University. Caridad is the first female partner of an Intellectual Property firm in Manhattan. Caridad is a multipublished and award-winning author whose love of writing developed when her fifth grade teacher assigned a project—to write a book for a class lending library. She has been hooked ever since.

Look for Death Calls and two other books in THE CALLING Vampires series beginning in November 2006! Book #2 in the series, Danger Calls, was a Catalina Magazine Top 5 read for 2005 and Darkness Calls was an Affaire de Coeur 2004 Reader’s Poll Finalist for Best Paranormal. Look for Sex and the South Beach Chicas in September 2006 from Downtown Press.

When not writing, Caridad is a wife, mom and attorney! You can contact Caridad by visiting www.caridad.com.

To my mother-in-law, Mary Scordato, who opened

her heart to me and has always been there when

I needed her! I couldn’t ask for a more

loving and wonderful mother-in-law.


Special thanks and acknowledgment are given to

Caridad Piñeiro for her contribution to the

CAPTURING THE CROWN miniseries.

Contents

Chapter 1

Chapter 2

Chapter 3

Chapter 4

Chapter 5

Chapter 6

Chapter 7

Chapter 8

Chapter 9

Chapter 10

Chapter 11

Chapter 12

Chapter 13

Chapter 14

Chapter 15

Chapter 16

Chapter 17

Chapter 18

Chapter 19

Chapter 20

Chapter 21

Chapter 22

Chapter 23

Chapter 24

Chapter 25

Chapter 26

Chapter 27

Chapter 28

Chapter 29

Chapter 30

Epilogue

Chapter 1


She’s to be taken alive, Aidan Spaulding reminded himself as he walked the streets of Leonia, trying to become familiar with the lay of the land before heading to his latest assignment—identifying the killer of Prince Reginald, the man who would have been king of Silvershire.

Corbett Lazlo, Aidan’s boss, had received information that a world-renowned female assassin was behind the killing. The Sparrow, as she was known, was believed to have poisoned the prince. Aidan was to confirm that and try to capture the elusive gun for hire.

Aidan had more personal reasons for wanting the Sparrow caught. Two years earlier, he and his best friend, Mitchell Lama, had been on the trail of a suspected terrorist as part of another Lazlo Group detail. They had been about to close in on their suspect, unaware that the man they were seeking was also being sought by the Sparrow.

Mitch and he had split up in the narrow and twisting alleyways of Rome’s Trastevere section, communicating via walkie-talkie as they attempted to corner their man.

When the walkie-talkie in his hand had gone dead, Aidan had realized his friend was in trouble. After years in the military together, Mitch knew better than to go incommunicado without signaling his partner. The nature of the mission had changed suddenly as Aidan raced through the alleyways, now trying to locate Mitch. He had finally found the friend who was almost like a brother sprawled on the ancient cobblestones of a back alley.

Mitch had been nearly gutted and was

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