With the death of Quinton Mann’s cousin, Mann Manor becomes his, and in spite of assurances that the Manor isn’t in bad shape, Quinn and his lover, Mark Vincent, discover otherwise when they arrive to inspect it. They find the floors have been torn up, some more recently than the last time his cousin had been here. Quinn agrees that their best option at this time is to have the house wired for security, and they take off for Savannah to pursue a lead into the accident that eventually resulted in the death of Quinn’s cousin.<br><br>Grey Rayne, an agent of Mark’s, is working on this until the floorboard gives way under her, and she’s injured. In extricating herself, she finds a letter and a map that might reveal the reasons behind the damage done to the Manor.<br><br>Will Quinn and Mark be able to get to the bottom of this? And what will happen if it comes out at the Company that Quinn is friends with the deadliest agent the WBIS has ever produced?

Mann of My Dreams Book 3: Just the Thought of You

Sure enough, as soon as Mark had his club soda, Weber raised his glass. “To old friends and new.” His gaze was fastened on Ben-David.


His family echoed his words. I smiled at Mark, nodded toward Ben-David, and took a sip.


I found it surprisingly good, not to mention a little familiar. “Did you get this champagne from the winery that supplies Aunt Pitty Pat’s?” I asked Reddy.


“As a matter of fact, yes. They supply a good deal of my wines.”


“We visited yesterday and sampled the champagne. I purchased a case.”


“You’ve got a knowledgeable palate. It’s good stuff.”


Just then a couple of waiters came out of the kitchen, and we began lunch with a spinach pomegranate salad made with walnuts, alfalfa sprouts, and feta cheese and drizzled with a balsamic vinaigrette.


Once we finished the salad, the entrée of chicken with apricots and green onion latkes was brought out. 


Chapter 25