Juror Eleven: A Sequestered Jury Romance

Twelve strangers. Six weeks. One rule: don't discuss the case. Nobody said anything about Juror Eleven.Middle school vice principal Hazel Sutton tries to talk her way out of jury duty. She tells the judge she doesn't trust anyone. He keeps her anyway.Now she's sworn in on the biggest murder trial the East Bay has seen in years: the heir to a powerful real estate dynasty, accused of killing a young nursing student on his family's yacht. When jurors start getting followed home, the judge locks them away in a tired airport hotel. No phones. No news. A deputy with a clipboard who is never pleased.And across the hall, in Room 11, a quiet finish carpenter named Cole Brannigan.He fixes the broken ice machine on the first night. He says about nine words a week. And during jury selection, Hazel watched his jaw tighten when he answered one simple question.She knows he lied. She doesn't know why.Then someone pulls the fire alarm at midnight. Two rooms are searched. And an envelope slides under Hazel's door with a message she can't take to anyone: We know about Room 11.Someone on this jury has been bought. The only man Hazel can trust is the one hiding something. And the verdict everyone's waiting for might already be for sale.Funny, tender, and seriously steamy, Juror Eleven is a forbidden romantic suspense for readers who love: - A sharp-tongued heroine who notices everything- A quiet, protective hero with a secret- Forced proximity (and a connecting door)- A found-family cast of unforgettable jurors- Courtroom tension with real stakes- Slow-burn heat that turns into a wildfire