In Plain Sight by Hope Anika

Once a carny, always a carny…

When Fiona’s estranged stepbrother calls asking for help, she’s pretty sure the apocalypse has arrived. Because Max walked away from her—and the carnival they called home—years ago, and only silence has filled the long decade between them.

But Special Agent Max’s precious FBI has suddenly been infiltrated, and he’s desperate for a safe place to stash his young murder witness. Fi is tempted to show him the door—since he’s so good at walking through them—but said witness is just an innocent kid, and no matter the tangled, painful mess between them, Fiona can’t bring herself to abandon a child.

Not when the midway really is the perfect hiding place.

Unlike Fiona, Former Army Ranger Rye Wilder has no problem coming to the rescue when Max calls, especially when it means finally laying eyes on Max’s mysterious stepsister, a woman whose image has haunted Rye since the first time he laid eyes on the worn, creased photo in Max’s wallet. A man with no one to call his own, Rye has never understood Max’s desertion of his only family, and the opportunity to witness the reunion is too much temptation to resist. Because family is precious and rare and a gift to be protected—something Rye is damned well going to make them both understand.

But first Max has to unmask a mole. Fiona has to safeguard an innocent girl against the man hunting her.

And Rye…Rye has to keep everyone alive.