Something Stolen, Something Blue

She's never turned off her camera. He's never said what he feels. Nine million people are watching their fake romance. And the sapphire they came to steal is already gone.

Saffron Lee became famous filming a killer's confession in a hurricane. Now she has nine million followers, a lawsuit she can't afford, and a secret that would end her career. Teddy Ashcroft is two years and ten months sober, and he has loved her since the summer he ruined everything.

When his outrageous ninety-two-year-old grandmother sends them to Lake Como as a couple, the plan is simple: get into the most glamorous week of parties in Italy, find the sapphire bird a duke tore from her throat in 1956, and swap it for a perfect fake before the hammer falls.

Then the kisses stop being for the camera. A gentleman thief is always one step ahead. And when Teddy finally opens the vault, the real Wren is gone, he's holding a necklace, and three million people are watching it live.

Funny, swoony, and genuinely suspenseful. Ocean's Eight meets The Unhoneymooners on Lake Como.

The second Wren Island novel. Can be read on its own.