Given to the Mercenaries
I was willing to give anything and everything to find my brother. But these three ex-special forces soldiers wanted only one thing from me. And it wasn't money.
When my brother Evan disappeared on the streets of Oakland I looked for weeks. Broke and alone, my search put me on the Lozano crime family's radar; a virtual death sentence.
That's when they showed up: three tattooed, muscle-bound saviors, arriving at my darkest hour. Protecting me wasn't their intention, but it became their shared goal. It felt good to be safe and sound, tucked away in their underground apartment.
But these men aren't just military, they're ex-special forces. Mercenaries are for hire, paid to do the impossible jobs that no one else can.
And I need my brother back.
Silas is the tattooed marine scout; deliciously broad-chested, dark-skinned and deadly. Cody is the dirty blond SEAL whose giant shoulders and chisled arms I could spend all day wrapped up in, while Santiago is the tall, brooding Venezuelan hiding his own deep, dark secret.
Together they've sworn to see me through, but when my troubles become their troubles things get sticky... in more ways than one. And when a vicious Mexican cartel rears its ugly head on the mean streets of Oakland, even the deadliest mercenaries in the world need to watch their backs.
Can a lonely, desperate waitress find love with three sizzling soldiers of fortune? Or will forces beyond anyone's control tear everything apart?
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