Mia Mercer was hired to find the patterns everyone else missed. She was not hired to survive six heavily armed men with animal callsigns. The communal bathroom is bad enough. Their masked team leader seeming personally offended by her existence is worse.
Allied Response Command has spent a long time hunting Cerberus, a trafficking network that always seems to disappear just before ARC arrives. At the center of the investigation is Kade, an elusive operative no one has been able to identify or capture.
Then Mia notices something everyone else missed.
Cerberus isn’t reacting to ARC. They’re moving before ARC even knows where to look.
Her discovery puts her directly inside the hunt for Kade and increasingly at odds with Wolf, who would prefer she stay safely behind a computer.
As ARC finally begins closing the distance on the man who has stayed one step ahead of them, Mia is pulled deeper into a world where one bad decision can ruin an operation and trust is harder to earn than access to classified intelligence.
Wolf still thinks she’s a liability. Mia still thinks he’s an asshole. Unfortunately, neither of them seems particularly interested in keeping their distance.
And somewhere ahead of them, Kade is waiting.
The ARC Unit: BREACH is a dark military romance featuring a masked MMC, enemies-to-lovers tension, forced proximity, found family, tactical action, morally questionable decisions, explicit spice… and men who really should not be allowed to share one bathroom.