I Don't Need Your Protection
He was hired to save her, but she’s the one who saves him.
Addie:
I should be excited to attend the best academy in the country, but I’m not. Because my parents died a month ago and my life is in danger.
My grandfather hires a teenage bodyguard to protect me. Caleb Foster is the grumpiest person I’ve ever met. He doesn’t let me out of his sight, barely cracks a smile, and starts to suspect the guy I like.
How many times do I have to tell him I don’t need a bodyguard?
Caleb:
Addie doesn’t understand just how much danger she’s in and it’s up to me to protect her. We spend a lot of time together, which I know frustrates her. And she irritates me as well.
The closer we get, though, the more I learn how kind she is. She helps me forget the pain I went through two years ago. She gets me to smile and it’s not long before she’s taking up all the space in my brain and heart.
But I was hired to save her, not fall in love with her. How do I shut my feelings off and be the bodyguard she needs me to be?
I Don’t Need Your Protection is the first book in the Harrington Bay Academy series. If you like sweet YA romances that make you swoon, laugh, and cry, this book is for you!
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