Dangerous Passions: 12 Tales of Contemporary Sexy Hot Alpha Heroes
Publication date: March 3rd 2015
Genres: Adult, Romance
Dangerous Passions: 12 Tales of Contemporary Sexy Hot Alpha Heroes — Cops, Navy SEALs, Marines, Military, FBI Agents, Secret Agents, Police Captains, Spies, and More
A romance multi-author box set and romantic suspense collections and anthologies of action and adventure, contemporary romance, military romance, romantic thriller, and sexy romance.
11 by Kylie Brant, National Bestselling Author: Five years after escaping from The Collector Mia Deleon stops hiding and teams up with security expert Jude Bishop to track her former captor. Jude’s efforts to help Mia are complicated by the growing attraction between them. Because their race to trail the sexual sadist brings Mia ever closer to the man determined to see his collection finally complete….
DANGEROUS CURVES by Nina Bruhns, New York Times Bestselling Author: A spec ops transporter for STORM Corps takes on drones, bad guys, and car chases on the coast of Italy—and falls for a beautiful scientist whose curves are far more dangerous than the road!
IN TOO DEEP by Opal Carew, New York Times Bestselling Author: Angel has been deep undercover in the mob for far too long. Four years ago, she was forced to betray the only man she ever loved. He barely got away with his life, and now he hates her. Too bad they’ve been partnered to work together. As man and wife.
SEAL’S EMBRACE by Elle James, New York Times Bestselling Author: Injured Navy SEAL and the critical care nurse he’s attempting to woo join forces to stop a terrorist attack at a military hospital in Germany.
BRIDGER’S LAST STAND by Linda Winstead Jones, New York Times Bestselling Author: When a one night stand makes Frannie a witness to murder and puts her in danger, Detective Malcolm Bridger refuses to let her out of his sight until the murderer is caught.
FLASH FIRE by Elle Kennedy, USA Today Bestselling Author: Navy SEAL Cash McCoy knows all about danger, but when it comes to the love of his life, this alpha soldier does everything in his power to keep Jen Scott happy and safe. When the tables are turned and Jen places herself in harm’s way for her job, Cash must learn to trust the woman he loves…or lose her forever.
INTO DANGER by Gennita Low, New York Times Bestselling Author: Navy SEAL, Steve McMillan, has been pulled from his team to work with CIA’s Task Force Two, where he’s assigned to deal with the “world’s most glamorous assassin.” Marlena Maxwell proves to be as seductive and dangerous as her reputation as the assignment becomes a game of cross and double-cross. Into Danger is the winner of RT Book Reviews’ Best Romantic Intrigue.
EMBATTLED HEARTS by J.M. Madden, New York Times Bestselling Author: For the first time in years former Marine John Palmer has met a woman that makes him feel like the man he used to be, before his catastrophic injury. When a stalker threatens her, it’s his job to remove the threat. Why does the possibility of having his heart destroyed scare him more than taking on a killer?
DEATHTRAP by Dana Marton, New York Times Bestselling Author: The only woman he could ever love, has a secret he could never forgive.
SHADOW OF THE HAWK by Julie Miller, USA Today Bestselling Author: A Marine whose soul is tortured by his mystical abilities puts his life—and heart—on the line to rescue a Plain Jane school teacher and her students from an archaeological field trip gone horribly wrong.
IMPOSTER by Karen Fenech, USA Today Bestselling Author: Chemist Dr. Eve Collins, wrongly accused by the CIA of developing a chemical weapon, learns someone has set her up as a scapegoat. That “someone” wants her dead.
From Into Danger by
Gennita Low, winner of RT Book Reviewers Choice for Best Intrigue:
...Steve McMillan
liked kissing women.
Which was not what
he should be thinking about right now. He looked across the room at his target.
She was a lot taller than he’d expected; dressed in black leather, she made a
striking figure standing against the bar, calmly sipping a drink. She didn’t look
like she was waiting for someone. Her stance was relaxed, her smile a little
bored. One or two men had approached with interested smiles, but she had sent
them away with a few words.
In the dark corner
of the bar, he’d been watching her for almost an hour now, and her patience
seemed endless, because she hadn’t glanced once at her watch or looked around
at the patrons. She didn’t fidget with her dark auburn hair. She didn’t make
small conversation. She didn’t smoke. Once in a while she would turn around and
lean back on her elbows to watch the baseball game in progress on a giant TV
screen above the bar.
At exactly an hour
later, she finished her drink, picked up the small suitcase by the bar stool,
and walked off. She didn’t look back, so she missed the appreciative glances
admiring her long, leather-encased, shapely legs. Steve stood up and followed.
It was dark and cool outside. He pulled on his jean jacket as he looked around
for the woman. She was nowhere to be seen. He turned the corner, keeping to the
shadows.
He was a trained
operative. He knew not to show his training. So he allowed her to have the
advantage for now.
Movement. Speed.
He was pinned hard
against the wall, and a husky voice, whiskey-laced, drawled in his ear, “It’s
been an hour, sweetheart. If you plan to make a move, you mustn’t make a lady
wait.”
Steve angled his
head sideways, and the light out of the windows was just enough for him to make
out her face. Her eyes gleamed back, no fear in them. Her lips were temptingly
close and perfectly shaped.
There were kisses
that stole. And there were kisses that gave away secrets. Steve wondered which
kind would persuade a hired assassin to reveal who her target was.
Her strength didn’t
surprise him. After all, everything he had profiled about Marlena Maxwell
showed a woman who knew how to take care of herself. What caught him by
surprise was how his body responded to her. From his table watching her, he had
appreciated her tall, sultry beauty, but up close and personal, the
appreciation became a growing private interest.
“What’s the
matter?” she asked, when he didn’t say a word. “Don’t you like it when a woman
comes after you?”
“It depends on what
she’s after,” Steve answered.
“Oh? Like what?”
“I don’t mind a
lady after my body,” Steve said dryly, “but I do draw the line if it’s my dead
body.”
She pushed an elbow
hard against his lower back, forcing him to buckle against the wall. “Let’s not
bicker over details. It would save me time if you introduce yourself,” she
said, still in that husky drawl, “and I hope you don’t mind. I have to make
sure you aren’t armed, sweetheart.”
Damn, but the
woman’s elbow was sharp. The hard stucco of the building cut into the side of
his face. “No problem,” Steve assured her. “Look all you want.”
She slid a hand
into his jean jacket, checking for secret pockets. Then her hand glided down
his chest to his jeans, obviously knowledgeable about the places a man could
hide a weapon.
“Lower,” Steve
suggested, reckless desire spurring him now, “and you might find something
loaded.”
There was a pause.
Her eyes looked into his for a moment, then she took up his challenge. And went
lower.
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