Worth the Trip
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Behavioral psychologist Norah MacArthur leads a carefully constructed life of solitude and academic vigor, but not for long...
Her con artist father is soon to be released from prison, having served a sentence for stealing $50 million. Only problem? The feds still havenât found the stolen goods!!
But now heâs getting out early on good behavior, and Norah dreads the media storm thatâs most likely to, once again, descend on her quiet life.
The FBI sends Trip Jonesâcharismatic, ruggedly handsome, and one of the best company men they haveâto âprotectâ Norah, while really trying to get the goods on any secrets she has about her father.
While Norah truly has nothing anything to hide, Trip discovers that guarding Norah is causing quite a problem for himâtrying to hide his growing attraction to this brainy beauty may be the hardest mission of his life...
âMcCall knows how to deliver!â âNew York Times bestselling author Suzanne Enoch
âSnappy dialogue, nonstop action, and sexy writing. A terrific new voice in romantic suspense!â âNew York Times bestselling author Lori Foster
âThe con is on in this madcap adventure from romantic suspense maven McCall. You can always count on McCall to add a dash of well-placed humor to her stories. Another great romp that is romantic and adventurous!â âRomantic Times Book Reviews
âA fast-paced, action-packed adventure that will keep you riveted to the pages to see where the escapade and romance lad next. Itâs âworth the trip!!â âFresh Fiction
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Penny McCall was born and raised in southeastern Michigan, the seventh of nine children, whose claim to fame was reading five books a week in grade school. Needless to say, her obsession with the written word only grew from there ' despite a short, and misguided, foray into the world of computer science (the "sensible" job path). With the help and support of one of her sisters, she began to write 'and write and write and write' and finally sold her first novel in 1997 (as Penny McCusker.) Four more followed, until that line closed down in 2001, and after a little hiatus ' and yet another change of direction ' she began to write humor, if only to satisfy her inner smart aleck. Berkley bought her first story about a sarcastic FBI agent and a librarian with a photographic memory (All Jacked Up), and she's been happily writing for them ever since.
