Protective Heroes

Author: Penelope Wylde
Genre(s): Romance | Erotic
Total pages: 238
Protective Heroes

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Binge read Penelope Wylde’s HOTTEST military heroes in one collectible edition before it’s gone.

Escape into over 650 sultry pages of protective heroes getting their happily ever after with the women they come to love. This collection includes small town romances, second chances, age gaps, love triangles, forbidden love with the bosses and SPICE!

High Heat Marine – Small town romance
He’s crazy gorgeous, muscles for days and long thick…everything.
When the tall, bearded and broad-shouldered Marine walks into my diner I stay firm to my no-man rules, but he’s armed with a the kind of offer I desperately crave —one weekend with no strings.
How can I say no?

High Heat Holiday Bodyguard – Grumpy sunshine, age gap
Dyson is everything you imagine a former Marine to be. Sinfully gorgeous and deliciously hard all over.
He thinks he’ll be dragging me home for another empty Christmas with my scrooge father. When a freak snowstorm lands us all alone, it’s just me, my grumpy bodyguard, a handful of delicious bad ideas and a whole lot of snow.

High Heat SEAL – Second chance romance
When my high school sweetheart said he loved me the first time, I believed him and handed over my V-Card. Then he sailed away taking my innocence and my heart with him.
I left my small-town home behind after that, but when my business reluctantly brings me back to town I find the boy who broke my heart is now an irresistible beast of a mountain man. He’s also wounded and a little broken.
Pretending to not care is harder than I thought. And when we get snowed in, I shouldn’t have any trouble resisting his Navy boy charms, right?

Claimed by Her Soldier – Love triangle
Love triangles are dangerous. More so when they are between Army friends. I didn’t mean to come between them, but the damage is done.
Ellis makes me feel calm, relaxed…safe. With him no one in the world would ever dare harm me.
With Lincoln, though…my heart races just thinking his name. He fires my soul and leaves me in embers.
But I’ve been down that road before with hot Army guys. Fires and hearts never mix and these Army men don’t share well.
So, I’ll have to pick my soldier. Question is, do I want wild nights of passion no matter how badly I get burned or do I want a safe life for my heart and soul?

Belonging to Her Soldier – Forbidden love
Every hard inch of Ellis Ford is seared into my brain. But crossing the line is forbidden between professor and student. The commanding soldier who kisses me like the world is on fire wants to prove there is nothing wrong with our forbidden romance.

Red Hot Christmas Virgin – Second chance romance
Every day is a struggle to remember she’s one hundred percent off-limits and way too young and innocent for a war-hardened Marine Captain like myself. But when I’m around her, I lose all my hard-earned self-control. And when we’re apart, I realize she’s my sole reason for breathing.
It’s Christmas Eve and tonight I’m ready to claim the best Christmas present of all.

Red Hot Naughty Vixen – best friends to lovers
No strings. No questions. Just one forbidden night of pleasure with my best friend.
I’m a cold, calculating war-hardened Marine with no business wanting an angel like Shay, but after tasting heaven, what can I say? I’m addicted. And tonight, I’m claiming her.
Red Hot Dirty Bosses – Forbidden office romance
We’ve always shared and when our new secretary shows up late with trouble hot on her ass, there’s no way we won’t step in to serve and protect as a team.

Her past is as colorful as our dirty pillow talk and when sh*t hits the fan and bullets fly, we’ll burn the world to the ground to protect our pretty little virgin.

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