Downloading Love at First Heist [Crimes of Passion (Literally) 02]

I accidentally brought my boss the wrong coffee. Then he fired me. Apparently, a bone-dry cappuccino is a very serious matter—enough to send me packing on the spot after six years of loyalty and unpaid overtime. Three months and zero job offers later, I’m broke, furious, and one minor inconvenience away from crashing out. That’s when I get the text. It’s not meant for me, but it’s detailed enough to make one thing very clear… Someone is planning to rob Preston Blake—aka my old boss. There’s a time, a place, and just enough information to make me think, I could do that. And since I still know everything there is to know about that building, it would almost be a waste not to. I’m not the only one who shows up, though. Lenoire is clearly who the text was meant for. She’s calm, controlled, and very obviously not improvising her way through this. She’s a professional, the kind who plans ahead, doesn’t make mistakes, and looks entirely too good while committing a felony. I am very much not that. Somehow, instead of turning me in—or leaving me behind—she lets me stay. What starts as a desperate attempt to fix my financial situation quickly turns into something else entirely because committing crimes with a woman who’s this competent is distracting in ways I did not plan for. The heist is easy. Keeping my distance is not. Once the job’s done, the adrenaline doesn’t fade. Lines blur, rules bend, and wanting her is a lot riskier than stealing from a rich man who won’t miss the money. If this is what falling for a professional criminal feels like, I might be in serious trouble.