Never Enough
From the cities of Western Europe, to the diamond fields of South Africa, Tribe Corporation is hired to trace a cache of suspect diamonds to its source.
Haskell Dawson–Queen of Diamonds
She’s a sassy sprite who comes from a long line of thieves. By the time she’s nineteen years old, she’s earned herself the name La Chatte Noire, the most infamous cat burglar in Western Europe.
Nemo–Thief of Hearts
He’s a playboy thief who has pulled off some of the most miraculous heists in the world. Then one night during a job, a pretty little cat burglar falls–literally–into his life. After one night together, she vanishes.
Things have changed in the years since they met.
These days, Nemo is using his skills for a company called Tribe, a group of mercenaries that can be hired for exorbitant rates even if the job isn’t exactly on the up-and-up. Their most recent project tasks Nemo with finding the source of some conflict diamonds, but he needs a partner with skills as good as his.
Fate reunites the two thieves.
As they struggle through their attraction to one another and work to complete their mission, Haskell and Nemo discover something far more sinister is lurking in the diamond mines. But no matter the chemistry between them… No matter the unexpected danger lurking… One thing is for sure: one night is never enough.
*Content throughout contains material for mature readers age 18 and up.
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