Zain

Author: Samantha Wilde
Genre(s): Romance | Erotic | Adult
Total pages: 103
Zain

*Chosen Few is a Blood Brothers crossover series and can be read as a standalone*

Zain is the third book in the scorching, heart-stopping romantic suspense Chosen Few series. Zain is an action-packed story of grit, danger and a romance as lethal as the hero. Zain’s raw, captivating character amplifies the suspense and delivers a swoon-worthy romance.

?Military hero
?Badass heroine
?Ex-soldier
?Morally gray
?Satisfying romance

He’s left everything behind, only to find himself again in the eyes of a beautiful stranger . . .
He’s become one of them.
Zain Mitry has lost everything. His name, his identity, and his humanity. All that’s left is a cold shell of the alias he’s become—an active member in Jaysh, a terrorist group.
Afghanistan isn’t for the faint of heart, but fear doesn’t reach his veins until he witnesses Jaysh’s leader take a woman hostage from a protest. Her electrifying blue eyes capture Zain’s and he’s spellbound by her bold, fiery nature.
Despite the distance between his heart and reality, he can’t turn a blind eye when the woman is attacked. He rushes to rescue her—and the first word she speaks to him—a word no one on this side of the world identifies him with. The only tether to his old life.
The name that will destroy him—Zain.
She’s vowed to find a man she’s never met.
Ex-FBI analyst Dana McAvery can’t explain what drew her to Zain’s case. But finding the missing Green Beret soldier became her mission.
But coming face-to-face with the man who’s monopolized every spare moment of her mind shakes her.
His tall, dark and formidable stare rocks her confidence.
She expected to find a prisoner, a man in need of rescue—but a brutal killer stands before her.

One that places himself between her and danger. And god help her, she wants more of him. Finding Zain isn’t the issue—but with a terrorist group after them, getting them both home might be an impossible feat.

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