Guardian Agent

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"The action is nonstop, the pace relentless, and I could not put this down." Goodreads Jasmine Tekla might be just a geek at heart, but she would do anything for her family—even turn into a kick-ass heroine and go up against the Navy SEAL tasked with bringing in her AWOL brother. Her brother is NOT a rogue soldier and a murderer! If only Jasmin could convince the stubborn SEAL to believe her. Except, she’s melted from the smoldering heat in his eyes, distracted by his sexy voice and rock hard body, and undermined by the crush she’s had on him for the past ten years. Gabe Cannon—a man on a mission and the type of guy who gets the job done—is determined not to fall for Jasmine's dubious story. Or the blazing attraction that crackles between them and makes it difficult to remember just why he shouldn’t trust her. But with every secret he discovers, a darker truth is revealed. And soon they’re fighting for their lives together. "Action packed and breathtakingly romantic!" Susan Mallery NEW YORK TIMES bestselling author "A fast-paced, heart-pounding romantic suspense that will keep you on the edge of your seat." Ms Romantic Reads On sale for a limited time. SCROLL UP AND GRAB YOUR COPY! Excerpt: He pressed his lips to her forehead, barely feeling the pain in his knee. “I’m glad you came.” Her gaze softened. She looked at him as if he was some kind of a hero. “You have to stop looking at me like that, sweetheart,” he begged, his voice suddenly low. “Why?” she whispered, her sweet mouth inches from his. “Because I’m trying hard not to kiss you.” And then he did, just a slow brush of his lips against hers. He needed to go easy on her. She’d just been through hell. But then she kissed him back. He was so damn sunk here. The kiss was flattering, because she kissed him as if she couldn’t quite believe that she was kissing him. She kissed him almost reverently, which was mind-boggling, because he so didn’t deserve her. He kept the kiss civil, when all he wanted was to devour her. Eventually, he was even able to pull back. If he’d ever done anything to deserve a medal, this was it. He cleared his throat, hoped she wouldn’t notice the sudden tenting in his pants. “I don’t want to take advantage of you here.” She held his gaze. “Do you think you could take advantage of me somewhere else? Later?” Her words shorted out his brain. He couldn’t come up with an intelligent thought, let alone coherent words.