The beautiful heiress at the center of this story is drawn into a murder mystery when her father, who had secretly taken her best friend as a lover, is suspected of her friend's murder.
Meanwhile…she is recruited to help clear her father's name by the Gotham Rose spy organization. The heiress, Madison "Maddie" Taylor-Pruitt, is running her father's real estate firm (a la the Trump Organization), and she soon begins to suspect that the company is laundering money for the mob.
As she is confronting both her friend's murder and the legal quagmire her firm is in, she is drawn, through her charity work, to a man from the "wrong side of the tracks," so to speak, a former gang member turned teacher in Harlem.
She is also being pursued by her business rival, a wealthy man with family ties similar to her own.
This is one busy girl!
Mafia Chic
The author of Diary of a Blues Goddess and Divas Don’t Fake It scores again with a charming heroine and a winsome tale.” --Booklist
Spanish Disco
“This fast-paced and funny novel has a great premise and some interesting twists…” –Romantic Times Magazine
Diary of a Blues Goddess
“With a luscious atmosphere and a lively, playful tone, Orloff’s novel is a perfect read for a hot summer night.” --Booklist
The Roofer
“Orloff’s characters are wonderful, most particularly Ava, who is resilient enough to take a chance on love.” --Romantic Times Magazine
”The Roofer is a fantastic novel…fans of urben noir romances will appreciate the contrast between glitter and grim and hopelessness and love in a deep, offbeat tale…” --Harriet Klausner
Erica Orloff is a transplanted New Yorker who now calls South Florida home. She is the author of Spanish Disco (called "hilarious" by Cosmopolitan magazine), Diary of a Blues Goddess and Divas Don't Fake It (both US Weekly Hot Book Picks), and Mafia Chic (all published by Red Dress Ink), as well as The Roofer, published by MIRA Books. She also writes for the Silhouette Bombshell line. In her personal life, she likes to play poker (well) and chess (poorly), tend to her large menagerie of pets, and watch old movies.
