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Synopsis
Just when I thought life couldn’t get worse, a past nightmare returns. But this time he’s after more than my body. He wants it all—me and my daughter. Broken, abused, and all alone. I first met Detective Hudson Mott on the worst night of my adult life, and now four years later, he appears on my doorstep telling me I’m in danger. Again. The forbidden crush I harbored for him burns brighter when he refuses to leave us unprotected, determined to stick close. A massive, sexy former Navy SEAL who makes me feel safe and seen wants to insert himself into my crazy life plus is super adorable with my four-year-old. Yes, please. Maybe then I could actually sleep. We both wear internal scars from our pasts, though that doesn’t diminish the instant attraction and combustible desire that pulse between us. It might be forbidden, but I can’t stop wanting more and picturing us as a family. The killer wants Samantha and me for his own, and Hudson refuses to let that happen. I’ve survived a lot in my life… But this might be the final act that breaks me beyond repair. Mine to Shelter is a standalone, dual point of view, dark romantic suspense. Each book in the Protection Series can be read as a standalone, but because of character crossover, they are best read in order. Please note this book is for mature readers due to detailed intimate content, foul language, discussion of childhood abuse, past SA discussions, and a killer who will stop at nothing to take who he believes is his.
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Mine to Shelter: A Single Mom Romantic Suspense Novel (Protection Series): content & age rating
Intended for adult readers (18+).
Explicit sexual content, graphic violence from a returning predator who threatens the heroine and her daughter, discussions of past sexual assault and childhood abuse, strong language throughout, and a dark stalker/killer plot.
What to know going in
This book has strong violence, explicit sexual content, and strong language. Content notes include sexual assault, child harm, domestic violence, abuse, and murder (see the full list above).
Who'll love this
Adult readers will be drawn to the intense suspense and the protective hero determined to save the woman and child from a dangerous predator.