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Synopsis
Natasha Petrov is running out of time. Despite not being an actual Federal Bureau of Time (FBT) agent like her sister, she’s determined to take down a child kidnapping ring. She needs a person with the skill and talent to bend time to help her get the job done. She’ll use any means possible–even partner with a rigid, humorless FBT agent.Agent Heath Meyers is on leave, recovering after being shot on his last mission. He’s convinced Tasha is rash and undisciplined. Still, he recognizes the case she’s brought to him has the potential to put him back in contention for a director’s position in the FBT, which he wants more than anything. Agreeing to pose as Tasha’s husband, he travels with her to an isolated outpost on the moon. To discover the leaders of the kidnapping ring, they set a trap by buying children.All the people they encounter are potential suspects. Their mission gets complicated, especially when they realize a growing attraction to each other. As they get closer to the truth, they realize more than just the desolate moon atmosphere is trying to kill them. Will they run out of time? Or find the answers just in time…?
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Just in Time (Federal Bureau of Time): content & age rating
Intended for adult readers (18+).
Adults only. Contains child kidnapping themes, a sting operation involving buying children, violence including a shooting, and moderate sexual content between the protagonists.
What to know going in
This book has moderate violence, moderate sexual content, and mild language. Content notes include child harm, human trafficking, and kidnapping (see the full list above).
Who'll love this
Adult readers will appreciate the high-stakes mission, futuristic setting on the moon, and the chemistry between two agents working undercover.