Leading The Witness
(Conflict Of Interest #4)

by: Chantal Fernando

Publisher: Gallery Books
Publication Date: April 17, 2018

Hunter Brayze doesn’t always like his clients but as the divorce attorney for Bentley & Channing Law, he doesn’t have to. So when he meets his latest client, even though he can’t stand the guy, let alone understand how any woman would ever marry him, he is still determined to win his case. But he never expects taking this client would turn his entire world upside down.

When he comes face to face with his client’s soon-to-be ex, he’s shocked to see Riley McMahon, owner of his local pub and the woman he’s wanted ever since he first laid eyes on her. He didn’t even know she was getting a divorce, and now he’s stuck defending the man who wants to screw Riley out of everything. Feeling like he’s betraying her, Hunter vows to settle this case as quickly as he can by any means possible. Because after months of flirting with Riley at the pub, and now knowing that she’ll soon be free, Hunter is determined to make her his.

But as the proceedings get messier and secrets are revealed, Hunter’s running out of tricks to keep both parties happy. And when someone sets Riley’s pub on fire, he can’t help but suspect his own client. Torn between his professional code of ethics and his intense connection with Riley, Hunter finds himself at a crossroads wondering whose interests he’ll ultimately protect.

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One name should say it all….HUNTER!

From the beginning I have been intrigued by Hunter…the hottie who hides his tattoos behind his crisp business suits. The man who is an impenetrable flirt who hits on anything in a skirt. But as you turn the pages in Leading The Witness you will soon find that Hunter is much more than what his playboy exterior shows. He’s so much more than I could have even imagined!

And then we have Riley, the bad ass bar owner with a fiery spirit and a whole lot of sass! Riley has always been a character on my mind since I started the Conflict of Interest series. Just by the tiny glimpses of her and Hunter’s banter I knew she was going to be my favorite heroine in this series. But what I wasn’t expecting was for Riley to have such a crazy story attached to the spitfire persona that makes up her personality.

Riley is on the brink of finally getting what she has wanted for the past year…a divorce from her douche canoe of an ex….and trust me when I say…this man is a serious ass with a capital A!

Hunter has had his sights set on Riley since the first moment he walked into Riley’s bar and saw her. Their relationship has been and endless amount of sexual tension and endless flirtations but through it all Hunter never overstepped the line knowing Riley was married. Now all bets are off the table and Riley is fair game….Until he is hired to be said ex-husbands lawyer.

I absolutely loved the twist of Hunter representing the ex douche in the divorce. No matter how much he didn’t want to. This showed a type of dedication to Hunter’s character and his career. And even though these scenes between Hunter and Jeremy made me uncomfortable at times and literally had me wanting to punch Jeremy for being as I stated above, A HUGE DOUCHE CANOE, This face made me see Hunter in a brighter and newer light.

Riley is put through hell, what with her pending divorce and the aftereffects of said divorce. My heart legit broke for her. One thing about Riley though, she always faced the obstacles that were thrown her way head on. This one is a stubborn independent individual.

Overall, I can honestly now say, Leading The Witness is my favorite book in this entire series! I expected this to be the outcome because…hello…HUNTER, but I never imagined I would love this book as much as I loved it!

Peace Love and Happy Reading,