But it wasn't going to be the last time Mason saw her as their paths kept crossing. Even her looks and heartfelt apologies didn't sway his resolve and then the sassy woman gave back as good as she got, threw his phone smashing it and finally walked off. Now, with determination and anger fuelling him, he plans on changing things so, when a woman bumps into him which sends his phone crashing to the floor, he doesn't miss the opportunity of being a badass bastard. In the previous book (book 4) Mason (aka Baywatch) got his heart broken when Eve chose Cam over him so now he thinks there's no point in being a 'good guy' because what all the women seem to want is a bad guy.

When I finally learn the truth, we engage in a battle where life and death hang in the balance.įighting could kill us both, but if we win, forever is the prize. But there's something about her, a complexity that she buries deep, and I'm determined to uncover it. She's everything I hate about Vegas: a stripper, loose with her body and her morals. And the worst is exactly what I get in the form of a lilac-eyed beauty named Trix. I've bailed him out of trouble for years, so when he turns up in Vegas and asks for me, I'm prepared for the worst. I'm known by many names, but there's only one that stirs panic and worry in my gut every time I'm called it.

If anyone can teach me just how sweet life can be, it's him. It's time to move on - give up the dream for revenge - and no one shows me that more than the mop-headed fighter with eyes the color of the ocean. I had a mission - until the man I needed vanished and is presumed dead. They only see what I allow them to see, and a Las Vegas stripper is the perfect cover.

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