Catch Me If You Can

### by Ella Kit

She's been running from him for three years. He's done letting her.

Wren Calloway has one rule: never stop moving. As a freelance investigator who lives out of a suitcase and survives on spite, she's built an entire life around outrunning her past — especially the infuriatingly handsome federal agent who arrested her the night everything fell apart. She got away then. She won't be so lucky now.

Declan Marsh doesn't believe in coincidences. When Wren surfaces in the middle of his most dangerous case, he tells himself she's just a lead. A means to an end. What he refuses to admit is that three years of chasing her ghost has felt less like duty and more like obsession.

Now they're forced to work together, and the line between enemy and ally keeps blurring in ways neither of them planned. Every argument crackles with something hotter than anger. Every near-miss leaves them breathless for the wrong reasons. Wren knows how to read people — it's her greatest skill — but Declan looks at her like he already knows every secret she's buried.

She could run again. She's always been faster.

But for the first time in three years, Wren isn't sure she wants to.

*Some chases were never about catching someone. They were about making them want to stay.*