either that, or he wants her dead.

Annie Justice sees things differently. Her unconventional condition, synesthesia, helped make her one of the most sought-after stained-glass artists in the country. And teamed with her German shepherd, she's just as successful in her work with the K-9 Search and Rescue Team, finding people seemingly hidden from others' eyes. But no one knows the childhood insecurities that plague her-until Jed Curry comes along.

A producer of hit reality TV shows, Jed likes it that Annie's different. Different sells. Which is why he wants her on Everyday Heroes. But Annie has no interest in the show, as she's made clear in their numerous phone calls. So Jed does the only thing he can: meets her in person. Without telling her who he really is.

But when the search for a missing child goes awry, Jed must reveal his true identity. He's prepared for Annie's anger, but not the hurt. And neither of them is prepared for the real trial ahead-something far more sinister and dangerous than their search. Can Jed and Annie overcome their unknown enemy-and the insecurities and secrets keeping them apart-before it's too late?