Freeing Savannah

Name: Freeing Savannah
Author: Amanda Zook

by Amanda Zook

Genre: Romance

86 pages

Her music enchants audiences worldwide, but beneath the spotlight, a darker melody plays.

World-renowned pianist Savannah Gaines spent two decades building her career, hiding behind the spotlight, and trying to forget the boy she left behind. When she’s tapped as a cultural ambassador for a high-stakes international tour sponsored by the U.S. government, she expects to play music, greet diplomats, and represent her country with grace. What she doesn’t expect is sabotage, espionage, and a protection detail led by the very man she never got over.
Former SEAL, Sawyer “Voodoo” Graves, now an operative for Condor’s Overwatch, is no longer the reckless teen Savannah once knew. He’s sharp, relentless, and determined to keep her safe, even if it means reopening old wounds. Their reunion stirs memories neither of them buried as deeply as they’d hoped, and reminding them that some bonds are never truly broken.
With unseen enemy orchestrating every move and manipulating events across borders to create chaos, Savannah is caught in the center of the storm. To survive, she and Voodoo must navigate a world of lies and espionage, where trust is a luxury and the truth is buried beneath layers of deception.
As the tour unfolds from Paris to Dubai to Beijing, danger shadows every performance, and every brush with death pulls them closer. Their bond is tested. Their past reignites. And their future depends on exposing a traitor, and dismantling an international conspiracy.
Because someone doesn’t just want Savannah silenced. They want to turn her final concert into a deadly crescendo.

Freeing Savannah, the second book in the Condor’s Overwatch series, is a gripping, standalone romantic suspense novel filled with intrigue, heat, second chances, and high-stakes danger—where the melody of love might be the only thing standing between salvation and a catastrophe that could resonate long after the final note.

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