When you find out that the enemy isn't who you assumed they were, is it worth holding on to the anger of your past?
For seven long years, Evan Landry kept a picture of their brother's killer taped to their prison cell wall, vowing that one day, he would be avenged. But when Evan finally comes face-to-face with the pub owner responsible, nothing is as it seems. They're left with more questions than answers, and so Evan sets out to prove that revenge on the gorgeous femme is justified.
Frankie O'Rourke has rebuilt herself many times over, and now, as the owner of a queer friendly pub in Vancouver, she's determined to leave the past where it belongs. Known as being dominant in and out of the bedroom, Frankie longs to find the perfect-for-her butch to tease and spoil.
When several of her staff fall ill, Frankie hires the first familiar face she sees-a handsome boi with mismatched eyes and an out-of-town ID. Evan is good at taking direction, and the way they look at Frankie makes her want to claim them for herself.
Evan's plan to get closer to Frankie is simple at first, but the longer they share space, the harder it is for Evan to remain objective. Will they have what it takes to exact revenge before it's too late?
Who exactly is the predator? And who is the prey?
Frankie and Evan's story is the third in the contemporary, sizzling sapphic
Love In Vancouver
series. Each book can be read as a standalone; however, to get a full appreciation of the characters, reading in order is recommended.
For The Price deals with tough subject matter and comes with a TW. If this concerns you, please check the list of trigger/content warnings on the author's website before continuing.