She knew how to spot a scam. Or so she thought.
Joanna Montgomery spends her days unraveling financial cons - she's a lawyer, she's good at her job, and she's seen every trick in the book. Including the classic "Nigerian prince" email.
Except this one doesn't ask for money. And against everything her professional instincts tell her to do, Joanna doesn't delete it.
Less than a week later, she's thousands of miles from home, surrounded by palaces that feel like they belong to another century, kingdoms with rules that challenge everything she's ever believed, and a man who might be exactly who he says he is - or the most sophisticated lie she should have seen coming.
There's more to this journey than Joanna can name. And the deeper she goes, the less the question is about him.
It becomes about her - and what she's actually willing to lose for love.
The Nigerian Prince is a romantic suspense novel about trust, power, and the thin line between faith and naivety - for readers who don't like their stories predictable.