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    Sunday, Sweet Vengeance
    Melanie, Delivering Karma
    Adeline, Getting Even: Women Sleuths Romantic Comedy
    Audiobook series4 titles

    Iron Ladies Series

    Written by Danielle Norman

    Narrated by Jennifer Mack

    ()

    About this series

    Mistaken Identity + misbehaving doctor = perfect final book in this quartet

    So this is book four in the Iron Ladies series, it's the final book of the four main women of the group and it quite frankly was absolutely awesome 

    I am a big fan of Dani's because her world building, characters and stories are always top notch. This book, like all her others, are well worth the time and money to read them. - Angi, Goodreads


    Olivia Vinning believed that all men were trouble. In fact, her career was dedicated to bringing lying, cheating, chauvinistic men to their knees.

    When she spies Drake Bannon, her current client, she decides to get him to make a pass at her to end the case swiftly.

    But what she doesn’t realize, her mark...is not Drake.

    Rhys Bannon is nothing like his pompous, manipulative twin brother. He just needs to convince Olivia. There is something about her that keeps him up at night. He wants to show her that he is one of the good guys, so he volunteers to help bring Drake down.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherF Squared, LLP
    Release dateNov 1, 2018
    Sunday, Sweet Vengeance
    Melanie, Delivering Karma
    Adeline, Getting Even: Women Sleuths Romantic Comedy

    Titles in the series (4)

    • 1

      Adeline, Getting Even: Women Sleuths Romantic Comedy
      Adeline, Getting Even: Women Sleuths Romantic Comedy

      Adeline, Getting Even: Women Sleuths Romantic Comedy

      Danielle Norman
      3/5 - 1 rating
      3/5 - 1 rating

      Here, take this, you need it.” Those words used to mean something different to Adeline Morgan. Once upon a time, they preceded her next high. Now they had a deeper meaning, they were the sacred code of a whisper network of women. Women who'd been helped by The Iron Ladies. The wives of controlling husbands. The partners of cheating men. The lovers of playboys leading secret lives. As an Iron Lady, Adeline helped them all. And she loved every minute of it. And with each case Adeline grew jaded. Every man had the potential to break hearts and destroy lives. Until she met the one determined to prove her wrong. He didn’t want to break her heart…he wanted to steal it.

      Here, take this, you need it.” Those words used to mean something different to Adeline Morgan. Once upon a time, they preceded her next high. Now they had a deeper meaning, they were the sacred code of a whisper network of women. Women who'd been helped by The Iron Ladies. The wives of controlling husbands. The partners of cheating men. The lovers of playboys leading secret lives. As an Iron Lady, Adeline helped them all. And she loved every minute of it. And with each case Adeline grew jaded. Every man had the potential to break hearts and destroy lives. Until she met the one determined to prove her wrong. He didn’t want to break her heart…he wanted to steal it.

    • 2

      Sunday, Sweet Vengeance
      Sunday, Sweet Vengeance

      Sunday, Sweet Vengeance

      Danielle Norman
      2/5 - 1 rating
      2/5 - 1 rating

      “The nerdy girl gets the guy! Ha! You go girl!!! Sunday thinks of herself as nerdy. She’s very smart and very good with computers. Too bad she doesn’t think she can get the hot guy.” - Jessica, Bookbub “Full of mystery, snarky banter, a laugh or two, a hero and heroine who are extremely lovable, and some smokin' hot sexy times. Really there's not much more you could ask for in a romance.” - Coastewife, Bookbub The handoff of an orchid colored card was all it took to call the Iron Ladies, a whisper network of women. They specialized in bringing abusive men to their knees. Men who abused women and abused power, men like the Camden’s. Sunday Prescott was a tech goddess, cyber espionage was her specialty. During her latest assignment, she uncovered more than she ever hoped for: Bo Camden. He was just like his father, right? But the butterflies in her stomach told her something different. And the touch of his lips left her breathless. She was torn between sleeping with the enemy or getting vengeance... Sweet Vengeance.

      “The nerdy girl gets the guy! Ha! You go girl!!! Sunday thinks of herself as nerdy. She’s very smart and very good with computers. Too bad she doesn’t think she can get the hot guy.” - Jessica, Bookbub “Full of mystery, snarky banter, a laugh or two, a hero and heroine who are extremely lovable, and some smokin' hot sexy times. Really there's not much more you could ask for in a romance.” - Coastewife, Bookbub The handoff of an orchid colored card was all it took to call the Iron Ladies, a whisper network of women. They specialized in bringing abusive men to their knees. Men who abused women and abused power, men like the Camden’s. Sunday Prescott was a tech goddess, cyber espionage was her specialty. During her latest assignment, she uncovered more than she ever hoped for: Bo Camden. He was just like his father, right? But the butterflies in her stomach told her something different. And the touch of his lips left her breathless. She was torn between sleeping with the enemy or getting vengeance... Sweet Vengeance.

    • 3

      Melanie, Delivering Karma
      Melanie, Delivering Karma

      Melanie, Delivering Karma

      Danielle Norman
      0 ratings
      0 ratings

      Another “OMG I couldn’t put it down until it’s finished” book by Ms Norman. I love the spunk of the Iron Ladies and this book didn’t disappoint. These ladies changed direction with not only a male client but with a kidnapping case. There’s plot twists and turns, past relationships come to light. All in all a good read. - Jenn H, Goodreads When billionaire, Keanen Connelly’s son is kidnapped he needs an expert negotiator.  The ransom note says no police but it says nothing about private organizations. Melanie Oakes is smooth, sexy, and just what Keanen needs. But there is one problem,  She co-owns the Iron Ladies, an all ladies detective service that is committed to helping women.  And Keanen most definitely is not a woman. Can Melanie negotiate the rescue of his son, while Keanen negotiates a place in her heart?

      Another “OMG I couldn’t put it down until it’s finished” book by Ms Norman. I love the spunk of the Iron Ladies and this book didn’t disappoint. These ladies changed direction with not only a male client but with a kidnapping case. There’s plot twists and turns, past relationships come to light. All in all a good read. - Jenn H, Goodreads When billionaire, Keanen Connelly’s son is kidnapped he needs an expert negotiator.  The ransom note says no police but it says nothing about private organizations. Melanie Oakes is smooth, sexy, and just what Keanen needs. But there is one problem,  She co-owns the Iron Ladies, an all ladies detective service that is committed to helping women.  And Keanen most definitely is not a woman. Can Melanie negotiate the rescue of his son, while Keanen negotiates a place in her heart?

    • 4

      Olivia, Striking Back
      Olivia, Striking Back

      Olivia, Striking Back

      Danielle Norman
      0 ratings
      0 ratings

      Mistaken Identity + misbehaving doctor = perfect final book in this quartet So this is book four in the Iron Ladies series, it's the final book of the four main women of the group and it quite frankly was absolutely awesome  I am a big fan of Dani's because her world building, characters and stories are always top notch. This book, like all her others, are well worth the time and money to read them. - Angi, Goodreads Olivia Vinning believed that all men were trouble. In fact, her career was dedicated to bringing lying, cheating, chauvinistic men to their knees. When she spies Drake Bannon, her current client, she decides to get him to make a pass at her to end the case swiftly. But what she doesn’t realize, her mark...is not Drake. Rhys Bannon is nothing like his pompous, manipulative twin brother. He just needs to convince Olivia. There is something about her that keeps him up at night. He wants to show her that he is one of the good guys, so he volunteers to help bring Drake down.

      Mistaken Identity + misbehaving doctor = perfect final book in this quartet So this is book four in the Iron Ladies series, it's the final book of the four main women of the group and it quite frankly was absolutely awesome  I am a big fan of Dani's because her world building, characters and stories are always top notch. This book, like all her others, are well worth the time and money to read them. - Angi, Goodreads Olivia Vinning believed that all men were trouble. In fact, her career was dedicated to bringing lying, cheating, chauvinistic men to their knees. When she spies Drake Bannon, her current client, she decides to get him to make a pass at her to end the case swiftly. But what she doesn’t realize, her mark...is not Drake. Rhys Bannon is nothing like his pompous, manipulative twin brother. He just needs to convince Olivia. There is something about her that keeps him up at night. He wants to show her that he is one of the good guys, so he volunteers to help bring Drake down.

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