Hazard
After apprehending the money man who caters to cartels, Hazard and the team discover a connection to the Alzate Cartel and their leader Angel. The lead takes them to Bogota, Colombia, one of the roughest cities in South America where he comes up against US Attorney Leigh Waterford, a difficult, beautiful, and determined lawyer. Hazard chaffs against her presence, believing that civilians didn’t have any business being embedded with a SEAL Team. He’d previously acted as her bodyguard while NCIS handled a volatile, dangerous, and intense investigation. Now that his team were on the trail of Alzate, the mission was clear. Take him and his organization down. Hazard finds himself distracted for the first time ever on a mission. His focus is always on duty when he’s deployed, but Leigh is giving him a run for his money. She makes him crazy…her beauty, toughness, competence, and a body to die for. Could this woman make him break his cardinal rule?
Leigh has always been challenged in life by her parents, her significant others, and her bosses. She’s not only out to prove everyone wrong, but to deliver one of the most wanted organizations on the planet. Alzate had ordered the deaths of government drug task force members in San Diego, and she was going to ensure that he didn’t slip through any loopholes. As the special judicial attaché assigned to her only after she went to the mat for the job, she now has this mission on her shoulders, and failing isn’t an option. She has always been on a mission and her personal life has always suffered, but she accepts that is the sacrifice she makes for justice. Except Hazard’s presence tempts her beyond belief and draws her closer and closer to breaking her one cardinal rule. Never get involved with anyone in uniform.
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