Mission to Protect
A spicy protective hero + he falls first + off-limits + woman in danger + forced proximity + mystery romance. (No third act break up.)
Hunger Games meets the Terminal List in an explosive protector romance.
She’s spent her whole life under someone’s fist until he sees the bruises she’s trying to hide.
Jade McCoy’s on the run.
Her father is a small town Texas sheriff who taught her the meaning of fear. When she thought she’d got away, she landed in the arms of an abusive boyfriend.
Now she’s hiding and one mistake away from being dragged back into hell.
Until Ryker Stowe walks into her life and changes everything.
The former Navy SEAL known as “Richter Scale” is a force of nature.
He sees through her attempt to hide the marks on her body, knows the fear in her eyes. And just like that, she becomes his mission.
But when Ryker and Jade land in the midst of a dark web human-hunting game, he must become the man she needs. The killer who will fight for their survival.
The ground’s about to shake. The hunters chasing them are done. And they won’t see him coming.
Perfect for readers who crave the high-stakes intensity of shows like Reacher and The Terminal List. And crave the addictive heat of the Agile Security & Rescue Series. Mission to Protect delivers a protective SEAL + a woman in danger + off-limits love + explosive chemistry you won’t forget.
Happily ever after, dual POV, first person, present tense, no cheating, no OWD. As always in Jenna Gunn’s fast-paced protector romance world the girl gets the bad boy hero, and the hero finally finds home.
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