The Prey
She has a secret.
Assistant Prosecutor Giavonna Hiller had felt unsafe for years. Now, the threat has returned. She has one real choice—go home. Back to the Hiller Ranch, where she feels safe. Maybe there, she can finally find a way to heal from the secret she’d never shared.
But… there is an enemy already at the Hiller Ranch. One she’d argued with countless times before. Him—Prosecutor Hudson Hanan. The one man who made her burn—with anger, fury, frustration. And that was just to start. The only thing that made him appear human at all is the beautiful little boy with his daddy’s grin she already adores.
No one got under his skin faster than Giavonna Hiller.
Prosecutor Hudson Hanan was used to being in charge—the only one who ever challenged him was his best friend’s younger sister. Gia argued with him on a daily basis, until he was utterly convinced she was Satan’s own legal apprentice.
But now… Hudson and his four-year-old son are at the Hiller Ranch, recovering from a car accident.
And there she is. Gia. Beautiful, loving, compassionate. And tempting. Hot enough to tempt the devil now.
Hudson’s little boy already adores her, and Hudson can’t get the sight of his worst enemy in pink silk out of his head—or his dreams. How does he convince the woman he’s been fighting with for years that he is the man who wants her more than anything now?
When the threat for Gia returns, it becomes clear quickly—Hudson better find the enemy stalking them now, or they’ll never get a chance to feel the flame of the fire burning between them.
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