Crossfire

She needs his skills to survive. He needs her trust to become more than the man assigned to protect her.

Someone wants Evie Hart badly enough to put a bounty on her, sabotage her car, track her movements, and listen to conversations she thought were private. She knows the danger reaches back to her mother, Denise, whose suspicious death left Evie with unanswered questions, an encrypted archive she cannot fully access, and years of criminal secrets tied to Anton Vantian’s network.

The Ravens MC can offer protection. Their technical expert may be far more dangerous to her defenses.

Link can trace digital trails, expose hidden connections, and separate proof from the lies designed to manipulate it. He is also accustomed to acting when he sees an opening. Evie has spent too much of her life dealing with people who claimed good intentions while deciding what she was allowed to know, so she refuses to let survival become another excuse for someone else to manage her choices.

Link wants her safe, but wanting Evie quickly becomes something far more personal. Every shared secret draws them closer. Every stolen touch tests the restraint between them. The more she trusts him with Denise’s evidence, the more Link wants what no investigation can give him. Her faith in him. Her desire. A place beside her when there is no problem left for him to solve.

As Denise’s records expose years of buried crimes and the men pursuing Evie close in, Link must prove that protecting her does not mean possessing her decisions.

He can find almost anything, but winning Evie means becoming the man she can trust enough to choose.