Darkest Night
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'A first-rate romantic thriller that has adrenaline to spare' Publishers Weekly
USA Today bestselling author Megan Erickson turns up the heat in her sexy and thrilling Wired & Dangerous romantic suspense series.
Bodyguard Jock Bosh has one job: keep Fiona Madden safe. Safe from the men who've been hunting her. Safe from the bastard responsible for ruining her life. And with the attraction sizzling white-hot between them, that means keeping Fiona safe from him too.
Fiona has spent the past decade on the run. Her survival is the single greatest weapon she's had against the men out to destroy her. Until Jock. Now, with him by her side, she finally has a chance to bring them down. But when her enemies make their next move and Jock puts himself in the line of fire, Fiona realizes that there's more at stake than just her life - she's also risking her heart.
The Wired & Dangerous series
Zero Hour
Darkest Night
Final Day
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Erickson follows Zero Hour with a first-rate romantic thriller that has adrenaline to spare. Brave, beautiful Fiona Madden was kidnapped and raped by mysterious abductors. In the ten years since, the perpetrators have blackmailed her into silence by threatening to release photos and videos of her torment. Enter taciturn protector Jamison "Jock" Bosh, described by teammates and friends as part cyborg. He's a "gray hat" bodyguard, computer hacker, and occasional assassin, willing to take out evil people for the good of society. After hearing Fiona's gruesome tale, Jock itches to deliver vengeance on her behalf if the villains don't kill him first. Erickson continues to hide the real identity of criminal mastermind Maximus the evil, shadowy head of the human trafficking organization but this story gets readers a little closer to the answer. En route there are plenty of intensely hot yet tender love scenes, hair-raising and unpredictable plot twists, and an appealing cast. Readers invested in sussing out who Maximus is will be eager to see where Erickson's fertile imagination takes them next.
