Cover Reveal: Dead Draw by Layla Reyne

Dead Draw
(Perfect Play #1)
by Layla Reyne
Release Date: June 7, 2022
Cover Design: Cate Ashwood Designs
Photography: Wander Aguiar Photography
Model: Rodiney Santiago


About Dead Draw
When a marriage of convenience is the only play left...

Special Agent Emmitt Marshall knows how to:
Wear a cowboy hat.
Hack anything.
Win at chess.
Fall in love with emotionally unavailable men.
He even knows the perfect play to catch the terrorists who killed his mentor.

Special Agent Levi Bishop doesn't know how to:
Move on after his wife's death.
Help his grieving son.
Pay off his mountain of debt.
Fix the mess some cowboy cyber agent made of his case.
The same cowboy who proposes a marriage of convenience to stop a common enemy.

Marsh is either the answer to Levi's prayers—or a handsome nightmare in a Stetson.
Levi doesn't know.
But both men do know their cases and lives are at a dead draw.
There's only one play left...
I do.




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About Layla Reyne

Layla Reyne is the author of What We May Be and the Fog City, Agents Irish and Whiskey, Trouble Brewing, and Changing Lanes series. A Carolina Tar Heel who now calls California home, Layla enjoys weaving her bi-coastal experiences into her stories, along with adrenaline-fueled suspense and heart-pounding romance.

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