"It seems with each book, this series gets better…"
"This may be my favorite book in the series so far. I swear they just keep getting better and better...I could go on forever about all the greatness stuffed into these pages..." ~~ Goodreads
She has her own mission and allowing a sexy cowboy black ops agent to sidetrack her can’t happen, but her heart has other plans when he risks all to keep her safe or die trying.
In this enemies-to-lovers romantic thriller, Tanner Bodine’s decision to extract a suspicious Amerasian female defector who shows up unexpectedly on a black ops mission blows up in his face, putting his country and his family at risk. Brilliant researcher Soo Jin makes a desperate gamble to save her sister from the vicious Orion Hunters, but the stakes go up when a sexy cowboy steps between her and her dangerous goal. Tanner must let go of his past and Jin must face her darkest fear in a race to prevent chemical warfare from being unleashed, which will bring America to its knees.
But their greatest challenge lies in who to save when emotions blur the lines, and they face a choice between duty and love.
“Dianna Love pens an exhilarating romance woven with riveting characters and a plot that has more twists and turns than a roller coaster…one of those books that you wish would go on forever.” ~~ Romance Junkies
"Dianna Love writes romance suspense so well, I consider her one of the best at creating believability and hooking us in from the start all the way to the exciting climax." ~~ The Reading Café
Tanner Bodine stared at the three heat signatures on the thermal-imaging camera and cursed.
The idea was to not kill anyone tonight.
I should have known this mission was rolling along too easily. Not that there had been a damned thing easy about a HAHO, or high altitude, high opening, night jump into North Korea four hours ago. Now his team crouched behind an unfinished concrete wall in the one country no one should enter without an invitation.
Definitely no American.
If he and the other three Slye operatives got caught while they were gate-crashing Pyongyang’s annual citywide April celebration, the fallout would be bad. Much worse than just having the US government deny knowledge of this mission.
Tanner’s team would be painted as nothing more than mercenaries trying to kidnap two North Korean physicists for financial gain. And the world would believe that lie, since Iraq was known to pay top dollar because their physicists got sniped all the time.
Tanner nodded at Dingo Paddock, who angled the thermal-imaging camera so that Nick Carrera and Damian “Blade” Singleton could also watch the monkey wrench shoved into their operation.
Who was that third figure following the two physicists at a covert distance?
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