New Release & Giveaway: The Changeup by Mary Billiter

Title: The Changeup

Author: Mary Billiter

Genre: Romantic Mystery

Release Date: October 23, 2018

Series: Resort Romances #6 (Complete stand-alone series)

Publisher: Hot Tree Publishing

Cover Designer: Claire Smith

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A hot deputy, a woman in hiding, and a murder that changes it all. True love and the truth are often at odds in Mary Billiter’s latest installment in her resort romance series.

The Feds changed her name, occupation, and location, but Cupid and crime still found her. Both Witness Protection and her position as a hotel conference services manager require Rebel Roberts to maintain a low profile. But when she finds herself at the center of high crime and high romance at the high-rise Point Resort in Long Beach, even the best-laid plans are subject to change.

Former college baseball pitcher Ryan McHenry plans on becoming a deputy sheriff like his late uncle. But when Rebel literally stumbles on a dead body by her hotel, helping her change the narrative may throw a curve in his career plans.

Can Rebel and Ryan find true love and happiness with so many lies between them?

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