Wicked Suspicion is officially released! Go forth and grab your copy!
If you've been reading The Paladin League series, you met Lurch in the first book. He's appeared in every story since then to some degree or another. He met his heroine at the end of Deck and Frankie's book. Now you can see Case and Nyx as a couple!
Nyx is no ordinary woman--as Case will discover. Her father was the chief warrant officer for an Army Special Forces team while she was growing up. Her brother is in Army Special Forces, and is Case's best friend. She has more skill than he realizes, but she also knows she's out of her depth and Lurch gets to call the shots to get them out of this situation.
Here's the back cover copy for Wicked Suspicion:
In the treacherous world of covert operations, Special Forces Sgt. Case “Lurch” Lundquist thrives on danger. Undercover as a gunrunner, he dances on the razor’s edge, avoiding rebel forces who hunt him relentlessly. But when his mission jeopardizes a woman’s life, he breaks the rules to protect her.
Nyx Templeton is no damsel in distress—usually. But this time, she’s out of her depth. She doesn’t trust the rugged mercenary who steps in, until she recognizes him from a picture she saw years earlier. He’s her brother’s best friend. She remains quiet, knowing one wrong word could cost him everything.
Case battles to stay focused, but Nyx is a distraction. When she boldly asks him to cash in her V-card, he can’t resist. It’s not just a yes—it’s a hell, yes!
But in the high-stakes game of arms dealing, every edge counts. Nyx unwittingly becomes a pawn, and Case must navigate a deadly web of betrayal to keep her safe. As shadows close in, their love becomes the ultimate weapon—one that could save them both or destroy everything they hold dear.
Wicked Suspicion is a gripping romantic suspense novel that combines heart-pounding action with sizzling chemistry. Readers will be on the edge of their seats as Case and Nyx fight for survival and love in a world where danger lurks around every corner.
All my books are written so that they can be read as stand alone stories even if they are part of a series.