This is Paul Bernard, producer of Ligit on FX, reading A Spy for Christmas.
What’s more dangerous? The Oregon wilderness? Hit men?
Or the heat in Grayson’s arms?
Robin is flying back into the misty Pacific Northwest for Christmas, which is a bit fitting after her last so-so relationship ended. Alex just wasn’t the right man for her. Things look up when Grayson sits next to her on the plane—he’s hot, charming, witty and very into her. Unfortunately their chance meeting puts her in danger, and suddenly Robin is trapped into spending the holiday with this charming, mysterious man at a secluded mountain cabin.
He vows to protect her with his own life if needed, but the danger isn’t just from the men tracking them down. Robin isn’t sure she can trust Grayson, and yet she’s pulled to his magnetism. Safety is quickly losing the battle to desire…
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Dale Comstock from Zulu 7 Productions. (Also in NBC’s Star and Stripes.)
I love this setting – the snow capped mountains match the story’s setting!
In the story, Grayson and Robin flee Portland and take Mt. Hood Highway up into the rugged, snowy mountains.
AK Watters and Dale Comstock (Zulu 7 Productions) at the Sundance Film Festival, chatting with Julianne Moore.
Kristen James 