The Barista

von Aj Phillips

402 Seiten, Taschenbuch

Kurzbeschreibung des Verlags

Peyton Merritt came to Florida to disappear.After leaving New York behind, she wants a quiet life: running a small coffee shop, drawing architectural plans, and finally putting the past where it belongs. Peace seems possible-until Aidan Beckford walks through her door.Powerful, wealthy, and impossible to ignore, Aidan belongs to a family whose influence stretches far beyond Jamaica's shores. Behind private islands, luxury homes, and old money lies a criminal empire built over generations. The Beckfords protect what is theirs, and they do not forgive betrayal.When violence crashes into Peyton's carefully rebuilt life, she is forced into a world she never imagined-a world where loyalty is tested, every decision carries consequences, and love can be as dangerous as the people willing to kill for it.As Peyton discovers the truth about the Beckford family, she must decide whether she can trust the man pulling her deeper into his world or whether loving him will cost her everything she has fought to rebuild.From Florida's Gulf Coast to Jamaica and the Mediterranean, The Barista blends romantic suspense, organized-crime intrigue, family loyalty, architecture, and cinematic action into a fast-moving thriller filled with unforgettable characters, simmering tension, and high-stakes twists.Perfect for readers who enjoy emotionally charged relationships, morally gray heroes, dangerous family dynasties, tropical settings, and suspense that keeps the pages turning long into the night.If you enjoy dark romance with a genuine crime-thriller plot, powerful family empires, international settings, and characters forced to choose between love and survival, The Barista delivers both heart-pounding suspense and emotional payoff.Coffee. Blood. Empire.

• Reihe: Peyton Beckford Thrillers
• Themen: Belletristik Liebesromane / Romance Romantic Suspense
• ISBN: 9798996963409
• Sprache: Englisch
• Erscheinungsdatum: 19.05.2026
• Größe: 229 x 152 mm
• Verlag: Coastal Zen Press