Just in Time
German has bounced from guarding celebrity to celebrity for years. He has no desire to participate in a normal life. That’s good since Blaze is anything but ordinary.
In his years as a bodyguard, German has seen it all. He’s been shot at, been forced to kill a man, and felt like a babysitter for addicts and alcoholics. German has watched dozens of bright stars crash and burn. It’s none of his business as long as he keeps his clients safe. He can walk away from that mess any time he wants. So why is Blaze the one under his skin?
Being young and famous is such a wild ride, and Blaze enjoys every second of the journey. He knows he can crook his finger and have anything or anyone he wants. It’s not that serious. Everyone knows that. That’s why he can’t figure out what it is about German. The guy isn’t even his guard. Not once have they crossed paths without Blaze doing his best to charm German into smiling for him. Why can’t he stay away? Probably because he’s absolutely amazing. Blaze doesn’t think he can say the same.
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