Book'em Sadie (Iron Badges #1)

by Danielle Norman

  “I’ll head over toward the mayor’s office and start scouting the area. I’ll upload photos as soon as I discover anything of use.”

  “I’ll start trying to find out where he hangs out and if he’s in to brunettes?” Adeline patted her perfectly coifed hair as she headed out to her car.

  More than anything Adeline would like to throw on a helmet and straddle a motorcycle but that was unladylike and part of their formula for success was to maintain an elevated lady-like appearance in public. Her only public rebellion was her cars. Adeline blamed it on tools of the trade. As the lead tactical driver and instructor for evasive driving maneuvers, Adeline claimed to need powerful cars and nothing screamed power like good old American heavy duty V8 muscle cars. Plus, often times they provided the added bonus of opening conversations with their targets.

  Adeline pulled into a parking lot across from City Hall and parked. Sliding on her Zoomies, one of the greatest inventions for a private eye or peeping tom, take your pick, since the hands free binoculars looked like nothing more than ordinary glasses. Adeline reclined a bit in her seat, turned on her tunes, and watched the front doors and parking lot of the mayor’s office. She needed to establish a routine for the mayor.

  Thank You

  First let me start by thanking you for taking the time to begin a new series with me. As you know, I love kick ass women.

  Now, let’s grab some vodka and get this fucker going.

  Thank you Ashley, you are the world’s greatest editor, human being, and more beautiful person…ever. This is also in here because you are my editor and edit everything I write.

  Thank you to the awesome Iron Orchids- you bitches rock.

  Thank you to Dawn for keeping me organized.

  Thank you Julie and Taryn for being awesome and checking and double checking my commas, and all of my other grammar mistakes.

  Thank you to all the bloggers, you help authors succeed, especially me.

  Thank you Debbie for the laugh, Peggy for always alpha-reading, Cindy and Yorrinda for finding lines, and Becky for being my go-to Trauma nurse for fact checking.

  And finally thank you to my awesome reader for opening my book and allowing me to take you on an adventure.