Psychological Romantic/Suspense
Date Published: June 2017
Bella Chan is a good girl surrounded by alpha-males who aren’t afraid of danger. Unfortunately, that danger comes back to bite her. She can still feel the deadly grip of Hazeem’s hands wrapped around her neck. If Jack hadn’t shown up at Savage Security, she’d be dead. Then, in pure alpha-male fashion, Jack appoints himself her personal bodyguard, but Bella soon realizes that Jack isn’t there to protect her. He’s there to win her heart.
And now, in the aftermath of the attack, the men of Savage Security band together to hunt down the terrorists living on American soil. As they navigate through the intrigue and deception that camouflages their assailants, they also confront the treason that threatens the Nation’s defenses.
Excerpt
Bella
opened the door and stepped into Jack’s office. His arms were raised as he
pulled a t-shirt over his head. At the sight of his bare chest, her heart raced
as heat flooded her. She’d never seen him with his shirt off. His pecs and abs
were clearly defined by hard ridges of muscle. A dusting of light hair covered
his chest. A happy trail descended from his bellybutton and disappeared into
his cargo pants.
Jack
caught Bella’s heated gaze as he eased the shirt down his torso. If she didn’t
stop staring at him like that he would pull his shirt off again and let her
explore his body with more than just her eyes.
Rolling
his shoulders to adjust the fit of the t-shirt as he tugged on the hem, he
enjoyed the lust in her eyes. “Glad you showed up,” he said.
Heat
flushed Bella’s face as she ripped her gaze from his broad chest and focused on
his eyes. His smirk only embarrassed her more. He’d caught her ogling him like
a horny teenager who’d never seen a hot man before.
She
sucked her bottom lip into her mouth and bit, unsure of what to say. I never knew what a rockin’ bod you have
just didn’t seem appropriate, so she went with, “Yeah,” as she fiddled with the
laptop in her hands. “Mike said you’d be leaving soon. Thought I’d say
goodbye.” She inwardly groaned at her lame response. At least she hadn’t told
him to be careful.
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