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    Not Much Choice, a Carl Tanner Thriller
    It Should Be Fun, a Carl Tanner Novel, #2
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    The Carl Tanner Thrillers Series

    By Shayla McBride

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    About this series

    If there's one thing January Jones knows how to do, it's pull Tanner's chain. She's pulled it so hard Tanner moved out and is bachelor beaching it, happy to be out of a hot zone. Weeks pass as he works out, eats out, and clocks marathon miles on the white sand beaches. When Tanner gets a midnight call from Jan, he doesn't play coy. What's up? It's a scratchy connection, overlaid by a nearby radio. But her fist words come clear: "I think I'm in--" The connection is broken. Tanner finishes the sentence: trouble. Following a patchy trail, he's suddenly immersed in another world, where the patriarchy thrives and his on-again-off-again lover is taking on some of the most powerful, ruthless men in town. The scheme they're working, led by one of Jan's old adversaries, will parlay into unlimited power. A lone woman, seemingly with no backup, makes them even more deadly. But they hadn't counted on Tanner having Jan's six...and, no matter how high the odds, Carl Tanner always plays to come out the winner.
    Other Carl Tanner thrillers:SONORA HEAT: Tanner, just retired from the U.S.Navy, runs for his life in an intense chase through Mexico's drug-riddled Sonora Desert.IT SHOULD BE FUN: Tanner's undercover in a ladies' strip club where not all patrons love the action. Particularly one petite blonde who claims his interest. Is January Jones for real? Or is she a set-up? Coming soon:
    #4, GIVE THE LITTLE LADY WHAT SHE WANTS, pitches Tanner against January's predatory Aunt Lil, a former nocturnal butterfly who knows every trick in the book.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherShayla McBride
    Release dateFeb 16, 2018
    Not Much Choice, a Carl Tanner Thriller
    It Should Be Fun, a Carl Tanner Novel, #2

    Titles in the series (2)

    • 2

      It Should Be Fun, a Carl Tanner Novel, #2
      It Should Be Fun, a Carl Tanner Novel, #2

      It Should Be Fun, a Carl Tanner Novel, #2

      Shayla McBride
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      Carl Tanner's in for a bumpy ride! For starters, he's not at the top of his game. The nasty women of Sonora did an almost perfect job of killing him, and he's got the dings to show for it. When his new boss at Palmyra group asks a little favor - "It should be fun." - Tanner figures a double-paid week as bouncer at Crave, a ladies' strip club, ought to get him mind off the aches and pains he acquired in Mexico. Twenty years in the Navy, giving and following orders, hasn't prepared Tanner for the club' or its clients. Management doesn't want him there. His supervisor is inebriated, his sidekick a moron. He's stuck in the back hall under the speakers. He thinks it couldn't get worse until he begins to interact with the clients. They don't listen, they sure don't follow orders no matter how nicely phrased. Too many of them want to personally measure him for a G-string. And then there's January Jones. The petite thirty-something blonde claims she has a migraine but Tanner knows migraines and the lady doesn't have the right symptoms. Turns out she hates strip clubs. Why is she here? The odd intimacy that springs up between them makes Tanner uneasy. He knows he's a klutz around women, his technique always been rated a D-minus. So why is Jan Jones hanging around? As Tanner investigates, a series of provocative events make him question the reasons why he's been sent undercover. Something isn't adding up. As he discovers the horrific truth, he's swept into a race against time where others hold all the cards and nothing he learns makes sense until it's almost too late. When the last pieces of the puzzle become clear, it's also clear that January Jones may hold the last, deadly, clue.

      Carl Tanner's in for a bumpy ride! For starters, he's not at the top of his game. The nasty women of Sonora did an almost perfect job of killing him, and he's got the dings to show for it. When his new boss at Palmyra group asks a little favor - "It should be fun." - Tanner figures a double-paid week as bouncer at Crave, a ladies' strip club, ought to get him mind off the aches and pains he acquired in Mexico. Twenty years in the Navy, giving and following orders, hasn't prepared Tanner for the club' or its clients. Management doesn't want him there. His supervisor is inebriated, his sidekick a moron. He's stuck in the back hall under the speakers. He thinks it couldn't get worse until he begins to interact with the clients. They don't listen, they sure don't follow orders no matter how nicely phrased. Too many of them want to personally measure him for a G-string. And then there's January Jones. The petite thirty-something blonde claims she has a migraine but Tanner knows migraines and the lady doesn't have the right symptoms. Turns out she hates strip clubs. Why is she here? The odd intimacy that springs up between them makes Tanner uneasy. He knows he's a klutz around women, his technique always been rated a D-minus. So why is Jan Jones hanging around? As Tanner investigates, a series of provocative events make him question the reasons why he's been sent undercover. Something isn't adding up. As he discovers the horrific truth, he's swept into a race against time where others hold all the cards and nothing he learns makes sense until it's almost too late. When the last pieces of the puzzle become clear, it's also clear that January Jones may hold the last, deadly, clue.

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      Not Much Choice, a Carl Tanner Thriller
      Not Much Choice, a Carl Tanner Thriller

      Not Much Choice, a Carl Tanner Thriller

      Shayla McBride
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      If there's one thing January Jones knows how to do, it's pull Tanner's chain. She's pulled it so hard Tanner moved out and is bachelor beaching it, happy to be out of a hot zone. Weeks pass as he works out, eats out, and clocks marathon miles on the white sand beaches. When Tanner gets a midnight call from Jan, he doesn't play coy. What's up? It's a scratchy connection, overlaid by a nearby radio. But her fist words come clear: "I think I'm in--" The connection is broken. Tanner finishes the sentence: trouble. Following a patchy trail, he's suddenly immersed in another world, where the patriarchy thrives and his on-again-off-again lover is taking on some of the most powerful, ruthless men in town. The scheme they're working, led by one of Jan's old adversaries, will parlay into unlimited power. A lone woman, seemingly with no backup, makes them even more deadly. But they hadn't counted on Tanner having Jan's six...and, no matter how high the odds, Carl Tanner always plays to come out the winner. Other Carl Tanner thrillers:SONORA HEAT: Tanner, just retired from the U.S.Navy, runs for his life in an intense chase through Mexico's drug-riddled Sonora Desert.IT SHOULD BE FUN: Tanner's undercover in a ladies' strip club where not all patrons love the action. Particularly one petite blonde who claims his interest. Is January Jones for real? Or is she a set-up? Coming soon: #4, GIVE THE LITTLE LADY WHAT SHE WANTS, pitches Tanner against January's predatory Aunt Lil, a former nocturnal butterfly who knows every trick in the book.

      If there's one thing January Jones knows how to do, it's pull Tanner's chain. She's pulled it so hard Tanner moved out and is bachelor beaching it, happy to be out of a hot zone. Weeks pass as he works out, eats out, and clocks marathon miles on the white sand beaches. When Tanner gets a midnight call from Jan, he doesn't play coy. What's up? It's a scratchy connection, overlaid by a nearby radio. But her fist words come clear: "I think I'm in--" The connection is broken. Tanner finishes the sentence: trouble. Following a patchy trail, he's suddenly immersed in another world, where the patriarchy thrives and his on-again-off-again lover is taking on some of the most powerful, ruthless men in town. The scheme they're working, led by one of Jan's old adversaries, will parlay into unlimited power. A lone woman, seemingly with no backup, makes them even more deadly. But they hadn't counted on Tanner having Jan's six...and, no matter how high the odds, Carl Tanner always plays to come out the winner. Other Carl Tanner thrillers:SONORA HEAT: Tanner, just retired from the U.S.Navy, runs for his life in an intense chase through Mexico's drug-riddled Sonora Desert.IT SHOULD BE FUN: Tanner's undercover in a ladies' strip club where not all patrons love the action. Particularly one petite blonde who claims his interest. Is January Jones for real? Or is she a set-up? Coming soon: #4, GIVE THE LITTLE LADY WHAT SHE WANTS, pitches Tanner against January's predatory Aunt Lil, a former nocturnal butterfly who knows every trick in the book.

    Author

    Shayla McBride

    Shayla McBride lives on Gulfcoast Florida. At one point, after several years in the Peace Corps, she planned to live in Paris. France. But her kids live in Florida so here she is, living a sweet tropical life and not luxuriating in la Belle France. But, oh, for a decent bit of bread!Shayla's keen on gardenng (or at least keeping the greenery at bay), third-world travel, Asian street food, anything to do with kitchens (from total renovation to totally new recipes). She's a sucker for things literary, felines of all sorts, almost any red wine, darkest chocolate, and writing.New writers hold a special place in her heart; she was one for way too long. Now she seeks to help those on that path. After A is for Author, it's back to suspense fiction, destroing whole cities and taking people out.

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