Sworn to Protect
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4.4 • 85 Ratings
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- $3.99
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- $3.99
Publisher Description
His worst mistake was walking away from her…
Quinn Brody ended things with sweet, sexy Athena when he learned she was a virgin. Their relationship was getting too serious and walking away seemed like the best plan. But Quinn has never been able to forget Athena. And when she gets a marketing job at Red Stone Security, it becomes impossible. Quinn wants a second chance, but Athena's not interested—even if the chemistry between them is off the charts.
Now his past has come back to haunt him…
The man Quinn put behind bars has been released from prison and is out for blood. Quinn took years of the man’s life and helped his abused wife flee so now the ex-con is hell-bent on using Athena to make Quinn pay.
He’ll do anything to protect her…
When Athena is sent to Vegas for a tradeshow Quinn volunteers to accompany her—to watch her back. But professional quickly turns personal when the threat to Athena escalates. Refusing to lose her again, Quinn will do anything to save her. Even if it means risking both his life and his heart.
Length: 43,000 words
Author note: Though part of a series this book can be read as a stand-alone.
Customer Reviews
Sworn to protect
Loved it: I like the way the characters developed. All was good.
Loved it!
Whenever I want a nice sweet to the point romance Katie Rues delivers ... I love it when the main characters opt for honesty and none of that miscommunication nonsense that lasts for chapters ... Cute story ..
Great story line and suspense
Sworn to Protect is a novel in the Red Stone Security Series by Katie Reus. This book features the relationship of Quinn and Athena. This romantic suspense series is one of my favorites. The suspense scenarios could certainly happen to anyone. The characters are all believable and, for the most part, likeable. Although you will get more from the story if you have read the previous books in this series you do not need to do that to enjoy it. It does, for me, make reading subsequent books in the series more enjoyable as there are the characters from prior books whose lives are intertwined with the characters in the new stories. (You get to catch up a little bit with some former couples.) The prologue of this story sets the tone for the rest of the book. Quinn is definitely an Alpha Hero, as are all the Red Stone Heroes. He does come with some issues though. It was fun to read about his reaction to Athena’s disclosure (you find out what this is early in the book) and what he does to rectify this and get back with Athena. Even though this book is a romantic suspense there is still some humor. There are some smexy times too – what is a book without some heat? I would definitely give it 4 and ½ stars.