Chase
A former Army Ranger unsure of his future. A brave woman running from a menacing stalker. Will the romance of the Austrian Alps bring them love or more danger?
Lizzy Birmingham is terrified of large men, and with good reason. The puckered knife wound on her chest is no accessory and every boyfriend has belittled and abused her. When she’s blessed with an escape to the enchanting Austrian Alps, she’s ecstatic for her first ever vacation and protection from an eerie stalker’s threats. But Lizzy isn’t sure what to think of the retired special ops hero tasked to be her partner on the trip. Chase, with his thoughtful nature and kind smile, feels different to her than the men from her past and quickly steals her heart. Could this handsome and caring man be the real deal?
Retired Army Ranger Chase Tenley has been spinning his wheels in the quiet town of Jade Valley since that fateful army mission that went south. He’s content to serve as a police officer, but wonders what the future will ever hold for him now that he’s had to let go of his military dreams. When one of Chase’s lifelong friends guilts him into a European adventure protecting an innocent woman, he has no idea what to expect. He’s never been smooth or impressive to women, and despite his friend’s urging, he knows that falling in love in two weeks isn’t on the agenda. The vivacious Lizzy flips his future visions upside down, and he finds himself wondering if maybe love could be on the table for him after all.
Can Chase keep Lizzy safe and break through her emotional barriers in two short weeks? Can Lizzie find the courage to trust a man again, or will the demons from her past find her and never give them a chance to find out?
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