Guarding What's Mine

I have exactly one job: disappear until the trial. I did not expect that "disappearing" would mean being locked inside a mountain safehouse with two men who look at me like I'm something to be devoured, not protected.

Wren Calloway saw something she wasn't supposed to see. Now the only people standing between her and the men who want her silenced are Rhett Cole and Nash Ferro — former Force Recon, now the two most dangerous, most disciplined operatives in the business. They don't do rules of engagement they didn't write themselves. They don't do soft. And apparently, they don't do sharing — not in the way she expects.

There's no love triangle here. Rhett and Nash have never wanted the same woman before, and they're not about to start competing now — they're just going to have her. Together. Completely. If Wren can survive three weeks of close-quarters isolation with two men who've decided she belongs to both of them, she might come out the other side changed in ways that have nothing to do with the danger outside the door.

Because the men hunting her aren't the only threat to her control. Rhett's quiet, watchful command and Nash's ruthless, hands-on intensity are unraveling every wall she's spent years building — and the closer the danger gets, the less either man is willing to hold back. What starts as a job neither of them wanted becomes an obsession neither of them can walk away from.

The safehouse was supposed to keep her safe until she could testify and disappear again. Instead, it's where she stops running — and starts choosing the two men who'd burn the whole operation down before they'd let her go.

This book contains explicit sexual content and is intended for adult readers 18+ only.

Tropes: Forced Proximity • Protective Alpha Duo • MFM Reverse Harem • Suspense/Danger Subplot • Possessive Heroes • Guaranteed HEA