Ghost
*Chosen Few is a Blood Brothers crossover series. Each book can be read as a standalone*
Ghost is the sixth book in the spicy and mind-blowing Chosen Few series.Ghostis an unputdownable romantic suspense story about determination, trust, and love. Ghost’s rough edges and deadly skills make him a fierce protector. When it comes to Ghost, if you touch her, you die.
?Touch her and die
?Enemies to lovers
?Ex-soldier
?Grumpy anti-hero
?Satisfying HEA
She came to kill him, but he had other plans . . .
He lives like a Ghost.
Ghost is no stranger to violence. Ex-black ops, ex-assassin, and more enemies than friends.
He lives privately. Under the radar. No one should’ve found him.
But when he wakes to find a figure dressed in black with a needle near his neck, he snaps—and quickly realizes the killer sent for him is a woman.
A very female, sexy as sin, woman.
He’ll find out who sent her. Break her wild, defiant streak to get the information he needs.
But the wounded look in her captivating blue eyes tells him she doesn’t need his anger—she needs his protection.
She kills to survive.
Mila has known one thing for most of her life—how to stay alive. She’s become the best at what she does—a silent, methodical, killing machine.
Getting caught by her target is a first. The hard lines of his face blaze with menace and fury, but interest kindles there, too.
Her ominous captor with more muscle than she has sense will stop at nothing to find out who she is and who hired her.
Ghost is resourceful, and before she succeeds at escape, he finds out her real name . . . and just like that her haunting past is exposed.
She’s no longer the killer, but the target. And the only thing standing between her life and death is Ghost.
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