A Thin Disguise

Written by Catherine Bybee

Narrated by Lori Prince and Joe Arden

A former gun for hire and a federal agent find themselves on the right side of love but the wrong end of a bullet in this Richter installment from New York Times bestselling author Catherine Bybee.

On a fateful night in Las Vegas, FBI agent Leo Grant is working on a critical detail in a high-profile child prostitution trial when a beautiful woman jumps into the path of a bullet meant for him. Little does Leo know that the woman is Olivia, an ex-assassin who is seeking redemption one good deed at a time.

One minute, Olivia is lunging in front of Leo on the Vegas Strip. The next, she’s waking up in the hospital in a haze of pain with no memory of her past, her enemies, or even her own name.

With Olivia suffering from memory loss and completely unaware of the danger she is in, it’s up to Leo and Neil MacBain’s team of operatives to keep her safe. With Olivia and Leo both unaware of her past crimes, the two have little reason to avoid their growing attraction. Slowly her past seeps in through the cracks as she struggles to find the answers of who she is. When the veil is lifted and her dark past is staring her down, Olivia must turn her back on Leo and the love she can never allow herself to have, and race to find her would-be killer.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Brilliance Audio
• Release date: Jul 6, 2021
• ISBN: 9781713588863

Catherine Bybee

New York Times, Wall Street Journal, and USA Today bestselling author Catherine Bybee has written twenty-eight books that have collectively sold more than 5.5 million copies and have been translated into more than a dozen languages. Raised in Washington State, Bybee moved to Southern California in the hope of becoming a movie star. After growing bored with waiting tables, she returned to school and became a registered nurse, spending most of her career in urban emergency rooms. She now writes full time and has penned the Not Quite series, the Weekday Brides series, the Most Likely To series, and the First Wives series.

Reviews for A Thin Disguise

[cathygeha · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

A Thin Disguise by Catherine BybeeRichter #2Leo Grant, intrigued by a woman he sees in Las Vegas, is chatting her up and putting on his flirt when she is shot by a drive-by shooter. Having lost her memory, she is whisked away by a team to keep her safe as her identity is kept from her and everyone else. Will her memory return? Who is she? Will she and Leo end up together? And, what else happens in this story? What I liked: * Leo Grant: FBI Agent, has worked undercover, is on protective detail for a major crime trial, interesting, a good partner for Olivia.* Olivia: Assassin, previous student at Richter Academy, loner, under the radar, working for Neil temporarily, lethal, intriguing – a good match for Leo.* Neil and his team: a mismatched team of ex-military, hackers, and others that work alone and with government agencies – a family of sorts. Enjoyed seeing some of the ones I knew from before and meeting new members. * That Mykonos received the sentence he deserved * The international sleuthing that produced results* The conclusion and possibilities for Leo and Olivia in the future* Thinking about who might have their story told next and hoping to be able to read it. What I didn’t like: * Remembering why Mykonos was on trial* Knowing there are evil people like Mykonos and his organization Did I enjoy this book? YesWould I read more in the series? YesThank you to NetGalley and Montlake – This is my honest review. 4-5 Stars

[kmartin802_1 · Rating: 5 out of 5 stars]

This second Richter novel begins at a trial for a former child prostitute that the Russian mob wants dead. FBI Agent Leo Grant is protecting her with the help of the FBI. McBain Security and Solutions is also on the case. So is Olivia who is known to McBain and his people.Like a number of McBain operatives, Olivia is also a graduate of Richter. But Olivia didn't work on the side of law and order. She was groomed to be a spy and assassin doing missions for whomever her boss chose. She got out of that life but it wasn't easy and the ending wasn't clear cut. She's still a target.When she leaps in front of Leo on a Las Vegas street and is shot, it isn't clear if the shooter was after Leo or her. McBain puts them both in a safe house in order to determine which was under threat and who wanted one of them dead. McBain is also hoping to add Olivia to his team if he can just convince her.While they are in the safe house, Leo and Olivia fall in love but only Leo admits it. Olivia doesn't feel herself worthy of being loved and she certainly doesn't want to put anyone close to her in danger.This was a fast-paced and romantic thriller. It was nice to see some of the characters from the first Richter book again. I loved the byplay between them all. I loved watching Leo and Olivia's slow-burn romance grow. The suspense part of the story was also very well done.