Meet Me In Seattle

Set against a storm-washed route from Los Angeles to Seattle, the novel follows Eve, a former supermodel and reluctant witness with a memory powerful men tried to bury, and Steve Barnes, a writer and former agency owner who thought he had escaped Hollywood’s machinery of ambition, coercion, and silence. When Steve sends Eve four words — “Meet me in Seattle” — the invitation becomes more than romance. It becomes a fuse.What begins as a train journey north becomes a battle across stations, sidings, rain-slick streets, fish markets, diners, newsrooms, and courthouse corridors as Eve and Steve uncover a network tied to producer-financier Victor Dane, a man whose influence reaches from studio doors to private clubs, public records, friendly officials, and the kind of silence money buys before anyone knows a crime has happened.But Meet Me in Seattle is not merely a chase story. It is a thriller about visibility. In Andrews’ rain-darkened Seattle, witnesses matter. Cameras matter. Diners, clerks, reporters, switchboard operators, retired cops, fishmongers, cab drivers, and ordinary people with loud mouths become weapons against private power. The novel turns public space into resistance, asking what happens when one woman refuses to disappear quietly and one man learns that love is not rescue — it is standing beside her while she names the truth. Read more