Close Enough to Hurt

By: Katherine A. Olson

Narrated by: Emma Love

Dylan Truman, better known under her alias Lady Justice, is the bane of every grifter, cheater, and bully in the Bay Area. Alongside her best friend and hacktivist, Daniel Haas, she works as a revenge-for-hire vigilante, seeking retribution on behalf of her (predominantly female) clientele. When a prospective client brings up a fraud complaint against pharmaceutical CEO Brent Wilder, Dylan's business becomes personal: Years earlier, Wilder assaulted Dylan’s sister and got away with it. And now it's time to make him pay.

But she may be doing it alone. Daniel is ready to leave the business and settle down with a stable and safe job. Dylan is devastated—not only is she losing her partner and one of the most talented digital private investigators in the city, she’s beginning to realize her feelings for Daniel are deeper than she thought. But with Brent’s increasing paranoia comes life-threatening danger, and Dylan must keep her head in the game.

With the clock running out fast, Lady Justice must choose between vengeance at any cost and giving it all up for a man who may actually love her back. Dylan’s always tried to protect those she loves by walking her path alone, but perhaps there is another way to ensure justice is served.

©2023 Katherine A. Olson (P)2023 Dreamscape Media

Anything for you

This is such an amazing romance thriller! I wasn’t even half way through the book and already cannot wait for next one! This is a definite must read!

Had me at first chapter

Stumbled on this book. It had two reviews and 5 star it peaked my interest! Loved it! Engaging and suspenseful with a dash of romance! Great read! Highly recommend!

Clear Your Weekend

If you enjoy romance mixed with a feminist heroine kicking butt, this is a must read. The narrator did a great job and I will definitely be reading all future Katherine A Olson books. What a great debut 🩷.

Not what I thought

The story was short of interesting and detail. I skipped a few chapters and didn't lose much or felt I missed any of the story. The narrator is nasally, hard to listen to.