Saxon
When the battle stops the warrior will fall.
Red Squadron’s Explosive Ordnance Disposal Specialist, Saxon Berg, hides the grief and rage at his sister’s murder under jokes, quick wit, and snark. The last thing he wants is for his bosses to find out he is chasing his murderous former brother-in-law. When he finds him, he is going to destroy everything and everyone the man loves, and nobody is going to stop him. Every year on April twenty-fourth, when missions allow, he throws himself a pity party and gets flat ass drunk to deal with the pain, losing his baby sister caused. This year, fate has thrown him a curveball he never saw coming.?
Vincenzo Mancuso is running hard from his uncle’s enemies. As heir to one of the founding families of the ‘Ndrangheta mafia. He knows if he is caught, his family will pay the price. Help comes in the shape of a blond warrior who appeared out of nowhere, kicking ass, taking names, and helping him escape. He has been looking for a bodyguard just like him. One who isn’t afraid of the danger that comes with wearing his family name. But why the hell did he have to be one that made him want things he shouldn’t? Wanting him would be a death sentence… but Saxon may just be worth it.?
Sometimes the line between right and wrong is stark and bleak, and sometimes Fate doesn’t even take it into consideration, when she sends the one made just for you. But in an uncertain world, only one thing is guaranteed—when the battle stops the warrior will fall.
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