The Reluctant GLAMOUR GIRL

Set in 1943 Atlanta, this fast-paced World War II novella blends romance, suspense, humor, and espionage as one young woman risks everything to stop an enemy hiding in plain sight.

One woman. Two Lives. One dangerous deception.

Spirited Polly Anna Morgan is perfectly happy doing her part for the war effort—saving bottle caps, collecting bacon grease, and hoping to volunteer with the USO. She spends her days working as the executive secretary for high-profile Atlanta attorney Edmund Harbry. But some of his correspondence and a few of his clients are questionable, especially during wartime. It's none of her business.

Then Edmund asks her to do the unthinkable. She must accompany him to Washington, D.C.—and traveling alone with the boss just isn't done. He is certain Polly has the intelligence, poise, and Southern charm the mission requires, and chooses her for a dangerous undercover assignment.

Reluctantly, Polly begins working with Edmund and the FBI, and is sent undercover as glamorous 'Suzette Evans' to get close to the handsome, charming—but ruthless—leader of an American Nazi organization. She must turn on that Southern charm and enter his inner circle. Now every smile is a lie, every meeting is a gamble, and every secret she uncovers reveals an enemy who has already taken root on American soil.

Polly's heart belongs to Edmund, but falling for the wrong man is part of the job. If she's discovered, she won't live long enough to explain herself. And if she fails, the enemy's deadly plan could become a horrifying reality.

Courage, seduction, and sacrifice set against the glittering backdrop of wartime Atlanta.