Don't Look Back
An Unbroken Heroes Novel
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- €11.99
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- €11.99
Publisher Description
In DON'T LOOK BACK by Dawn Ryder, she is the only woman worth fighting - or dying - for...
Shadow Ops Agent Thais Sinclair has sworn off falling in love for good. It’s what’s kept her calculated, steady, and on-task in a world dominated by men. She needs nothing and no one but her own wits and strength to guide her. But when she’s slated to shadow the one man who could reveal their entire operation, all bets are off.
Dunn Bateson, illegitimate son of a Southern debutante, has always had to fight harder than the rest to get what he wants. Now, the last thing he needs is Thais following his every move. She is so strong, sly, seductive. . . No woman has ever captivated him so completely. Thais may only have room for her mission in her heart, but is Dunn up to the challenge of showing her that she’s worth every risk he is willing to take?
The Unbroken Heroes series is:
“Heart-stopping.”
—Publishers Weekly
“Enthralling...a must-read for fans of romantic suspense and military heroes.”
—The Reading Café
“Sexy, rugged, and explosive.”
—#1 New York Times bestselling author Lora Leigh
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Ryder (Dangerous to Know) offers up a sizzling-hot romantic thriller with intrigue to spare. When heiress Miranda Delacroix Ryland decides to run for Congress, she's targeted by a corrupt criminal aiming to be the next commander-in-chief, and the Shadow Ops team a cadre of operatives that includes her son-in-law, Vitus Hale moves in to protect her. A key member of the team is Thais Sinclair, who learned long ago not to trust men. Miranda's son, charismatic and eccentric business mogul Dunn Bateson, convinces her to make an exception for him. As the story's breathtaking plotting takes Thais and Dunn to European destinations, a secret underground bunker, and a Homeland Security holding cell, Ryder proves she knows how to ratchet up the suspense and emotional stakes as well as the blistering sex scenes. When the would-be president's well-deserved end arrives, Ryder deserves extra points for his creative demise. This is an able chapter in a strong series.
