Blind Influence

Summary

Successful, sexy attorney Nicole Charbonneau feels content with her life and career as a star at a powerful law firm in Washington, DC. She is blind, however, to circumstances that will put her at the center of a web of deceit, murder, power plays, and conspiracies. Across the ocean, British MI6 agent Sean Adkins is tracking a cold-blooded assassin known as the Serpent, who’s been hired to kill President Andrews. The Serpent cares only for the millions he’ll get, not why a powerful group of men wants Andrews killed.

A master of disguise, the Serpent completes his job, but will it be his last? Sean will stop at nothing to get revenge, which includes setting a trap. Nicole—through her work and her connection to Robert Jenkins, a powerful young senator who happens to head the Intelligence Committee—pieces together who hired the assassin. Will the senator reveal to the public all he knows, or will revealing the identities of the powerful businessmen, politicians, and government officials be too much for a country already in a fragile state?

Set in 1979, when the United States was on the brink of its second oil crisis, Blind Influence takes readers on a wild ride of political intrigue and personal discovery.