With Song

A 1930s Kansas shop girl becomes bait to trap the gangsters who killed her parents in this romantic suspense novel by a New York Times–bestselling author.

"Garlock's attention to period detail flavors her books in a way few writers can match, and makes it impossible to put her books down." —Booklist

Seward County, Kansas, 1935. On a day when she was cheerfully singing a popular tune, Molly McKenzie barely noticed the dark sedan that pulled up in front of her family's store. Minutes later, a hail of bullets rained down on her parents and shattered her world.

Hod Dolan, the federal agent determined to see justice done, knows Molly can identify the gunmen, and soon proposes a trap using Molly as bait. Never realizing how she and Hod will be caught in their own web, Molly agrees. Now, with the killers poised to strike again and desperate to keep Molly safe, Hod must learn to risk his heart. And Molly must dare to love again . . . if together they are to survive the danger yet to come.

"Even [those] who normally shun romances will enjoy this narrative . . . for the suspense, the interesting setting, and great characters. Enthusiastically recommended." —Library Journal