Safe From Harm
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- USD 7.99
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- USD 7.99
Publisher Description
“Heart-pounding action and steamy sexual tension.”—Julie Ann Walker, New York Times bestselling author of the Black Knights Inc. series
It's All Harmless Flirting Until Someone Gets Shot.
Deputy Gabe Dawson has had his eye on prosecuting attorney Elle McCoy for years. But the smart, sassy redhead is immune to his legendary charm and good looks—until Gabe is shot on the courthouse steps protecting Elle from a vengeful domestic extremist.
Elle has been protecting her heart from the cocky playboy cop. But it's hard not to notice a guy when he takes a bullet for you and seems determined to turn his life around. With terrorists still at large and Elle a target, Gabe and his law enforcement brothers kick into high gear to take down the threat. And as they work together, Elle realizes she's losing her heart to a man who will risk it all to keep her safe from harm.
Protect & Serve Series:
Stop at Nothing (Book 1)
Safe From Harm (Book 2)
Praise for Stop at Nothing:
“Packed with nonstop drama and sizzling romance, this…will get hearts racing!”—RT Book Reviews, 4 Stars
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
SeRine's second Protect and Serve contemporary (after Stop at Nothing) returns readers to the fictional Fairfield County, Ind., and the protective men of the Dawson family. Sheriff's deputy Gabe Dawson has had a thing for county prosecutor Elle McCoy since she was a gangly teen. But given his reputation as a womanizer, Elle wants absolutely nothing to do with him. Then a family of domestic terrorists sets its sights on the pair, and Elle's opinion of Gabe begins to change when he takes a series of bullets meant for her. Their sizzling chemistry combusts as they work together to end the threat to anyone in Fairfield who wears a badge. With sexual tension that's off-the-charts steamy, the relatively common conflict between a good-hearted rogue and an honest woman is elevated to something deliciously page-turning. Readers will be particularly delighted by the eerily creepy antagonist and the realistic portrayal of members of the law enforcement community.
