About No Easy Way Out by Annay Dawson:
After the brutal murder of his first wife, he thought all he had left was his job in an alphabet agency as a spy. Until he met Maria, a talented agent whom he eventually married.
But what he didn’t know could kill him, Maria’s troubled past. It wasn’t long before Jack found history repeating itself. He did the only thing that made sense; he sacrificed himself to save Maria. Jack nearly successfully completed their mission; he’s now a captive of a very dangerous man, but he doesn’t expect to see many more tomorrows. His only hope is that Maria can find their friends, friends that have their own set of problems and their own rules.
Former agents Jan and Ward barely escaped death on their last assignment, and after years of being out from under the government’s control, they have landed back in the middle of an off-the-books mission. In exchange for freedom and classified information, Ward signed them up to work with the only government man they could trust. Only one problem existed, Turner must come face to face with his demons on this assignment. Will Turner’s secrets compromise this mission and cost someone their life?
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Author Bio:
I have three major influences for my writing; the first one was a British novelist John Creasy who pulled me into the mystery genre and I spent many years reading almost everything he wrote. The second person who influenced my writing is Susan Brockmann. The way she intertwines romance and suspense led me to explore varying plots and subplots. The most important person to influence my writing would be my mother. Each night I remember as a child she would create her own bedtime stories to tell me. She has been my biggest influence and the reason why I always wanted to become a writer.
Usually my stories start with an idea of a really good plot twist. It then becomes a puzzle with me trying to figure out how I’m going to put all the pieces together. I think it’s important that the story should be multi-dimensional. I think the best part of writing is trying to connect all the dots and coming up with something creative with an ending that no one sees coming.