Unwavering Refuge

Will this gorgeous stranger be the one to save her?

Sloane

Two years ago, my brother kidnapped me and sold me to the worst kind of men, but I managed to escape. Barely. I think I may have killed one of them, only I didn’t stick around to find out. When I happen upon the job at the Harlow Ranch, I snatch it, it’s out in the country and the perfect place to hide.

One night while out having a rare drink, I meet a gorgeous stranger who I feel an incredible connection with and I let myself get lost in him. For just one night. The very next day, I find out he’s no stranger, he’s highly trained military and I’m working in his family home.

Not willing to chance him finding out my secret, I avoid him every chance I get. But with every stolen glance and each secret touch, I find myself falling for him. I just wasn’t expecting those two pink lines.

Then the worst happens, on a trip into town I bump into my brother. Did my secret just find me?

Mason

With my off-the-books black ops team, I’ve battled the worst types of evil for the past three years. Then one phone call reminds me of the importance of family and I’m needed back home. Taking just one night to catch my breath, I meet a beautiful, sweet woman, but there’s a sadness in her eyes that makes me want to protect her from all the harshness in the world.

After an amazing night together, she sneaks out without leaving a name or a number, but I decide I will find out who she is. Imagine my surprise when I walk into my family home and she’s in my kitchen, only she avoids me at every turn. Why does she keep pushing me away? What is she hiding?

When a stranger shows up at my home threatening my family, I realize that I have to protect Sloane from the same type of men I hunt on the regular with my team. They just messed with the wrong family. Game on.

Unwavering Refuge is book one of a series and is a full-length, stand-alone romantic suspense with no cliffhanger and a happily ever after. It contains adult themes and situations not suitable for younger audiences. Human Trafficking is referenced and could make some readers uncomfortable.