Slade's Vow
He never lets anyone in.
Slade “Digger” Garrison doesn’t get close. Not when it comes to women. But there’s just something about the sultry voice in his ear during every op he and his team take on. So when the spunky tech genius who helps keep him and his teammates alive goes missing, Slade is tasked with being the one to find her and bring her home. He isn’t quite sure what to expect, but the one thing he knows…the woman they all call Shadow is trouble with a capital T.
But she’s different.
Shadow is a lot of things to a lot of people, but mainly, she’s a daughter looking for revenge. When a dream turns her reality into a dangerous nightmare, her father assigns one of his men as her personal protector. There’s just one problem with that plan. A lot of problems, really. But one main one she isn’t quite sure how to handle. Because Digger…the leader of the elite Tac-Ops hostage rescue group…yeah, he’s the one man on the team she’d looked forward to meeting the most.
It turns out, she’s…everything.
Thrust together by a firestorm of bullets, explosions, and murder, Shadow and Digger are forced to hide away from the rest of the world. The more time they spend together, the more they realize their not quite as opposite as they seem. And though it’s not what either of them had planned, it’s not long before they shift from co-workers, to friends, and then so much more.
But when the worst happens, and both Shadow and her father are taken against their will, it seems as if the dream Digger was only just beginning to believe in was just that. A dream.
With help from Baker Rawlins, and the rest of the Tac-Ops team, he’ll stop at nothing to find the woman he loves before it’s too late.
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