Desperate to the Max

A murdered woman with a secret life. A psychic drawn into her darkest secrets. And a detective who wants far more than Max Starr is ready to give.

By day, Bethany Spring delivers necessities to people who can’t leave their homes. By night, she becomes Helen—a seductive fantasy men will pay anything to hear on the other end of the phone.

Now Bethany is dead.

When another brutal murder pulls Max Starr into the victim’s secret after-midnight world, her psychic gift once again leads her where no sane woman would willingly go. The deeper Max ventures into Bethany’s hidden life, the closer she gets to a killer who has already proven just how far he’ll go to silence his secrets.

Fortunately—or perhaps unfortunately—Detective Witt Long is right there beside her.

Max can handle murder. She can handle ghosts. She can even handle the occasional invading spirit.

But Witt?

That’s getting complicated.

Because the irresistible detective doesn’t just want Max in his bed anymore. He’s drawing her deeper into his life, and meeting his mother feels suspiciously like another step toward the commitment Max has been fighting from the beginning.

With her dead husband Cameron still part of her world, another murderer to catch, and Witt threatening every defense she has left, Max is being pulled between the love she lost and the man who refuses to let her hide from what she wants now.

And this time, the most dangerous secret Max uncovers might be one of her own.

Darkly sensual, wickedly suspenseful, and touched with paranormal danger, Desperate to the Max is the third book in the Max Starr series, where murder follows Max everywhere—and Detective Witt Long is getting much too close for comfort.

Perfect for readers who love:
◆ Psychic visions, ghosts, and restless spirits
◆ A heroine who keeps stumbling into murder
◆ A sexy, relentless detective who wants more
◆ A dead husband who isn’t quite gone
◆ Dark secrets and dangerous desires
◆ Murder mysteries with paranormal twists
◆ A slow-burn romance that gets hotter with every book