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In this concluding book of the Sammy/Streiker Salmagundi (begun in If Only for This Life and continued in Abby's Monsters) Dallas detective Sammy Kidman, bored and restless, is waiting for an assignment from his new boss, Dallas billionaire Fletcher Streiker. When Streiker finally responds to Sammy's prompts, it's to give him the unwelcome task of reconnecting with his mother.

He had a lot to offer, but his terms were high. What would you do if you received the offer of a lifetime - marriage to a billionaire - with one catch: you had to make up your mind without ever seeing him? When lowly bank teller Adair Weiss receives such an offer from reclusive philanthropist...

Marriage to a reclusive billionaire can have its ups and downs. When reclusive Dallas billionaire Fletcher Streiker proposes marriage sight unseen to Adair Weiss in Streiker's Bride, she accepts after deep soul-searching - and discovers life on a whole new level.

In this sequel to If Only for This Life, private investigator Sammy Kidman takes on a challenge from reality star Abby Max in order to force her to pay back child support for her autistic son. Because her TV ratings are flagging, she offers to pay twice her past-due support if he will compete with her on her reality show. Because Sammy has received previous help from the Dallas billionaire Fletcher Streiker, Sammy consults him about whether he should do this. Streiker replies: "If you fail, will it have been worth it?” Sammy decides that it would be.

Thanks to a $35-million lottery win, ex-Dallas police detective Sammy Kidman is comfortably ensconced in his own private detective agency. Sammy and his two coworkers, also ex-detectives, primarily collect past-due child support for needy families on a pro bono basis. Despite that fact that Sammy, 36, is a faithful husband to his wife Marni, he draws a lot of female attention as a singularly handsome man. Sammy is therefore unperturbed when a beautiful dancer gives an orchid sprig to his 3-year-old son.

Welcome to Beaconville. It's a suspicious, unfriendly little town suspended in a dreary, bone-chilling winter. But when reclusive Dallas billionaire Fletcher Streiker receives a rambling plea for help from one of the residents, he decides to make a personal visit, bringing his wife, Adair, and their young son, Daniel. The citizens react with predictable hostility when Fletcher shows a little too much interest—and insight—into their doings. Inexplicable things begin to happen, as when pieces from Adair's past appear around town.