Former US Navy SEALs who have signed on with a secret government agency for solo dark ops missions to combat terrorist threats on US soil.
A multi-author branded military romance series.
Slow Ride: Sleeper SEALs Book 2
The Sleeper SEALs are former U.S. Navy SEALs recruited by a new CIA counter-terror division to handle solo dark ops missions to combat terrorism on US soil.
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SEAL of Fortune
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*NOTICE* This release has been canceled/delayed due to my diagnosis with breast cancer. Right now, I'm not sure when, or if, it will be released. I'm hoping to slide it in at the end of the Silver SEALs series, but I can't guarantee that. Thank you for your patience and understanding.
~Becky
A Navy SEAL having a midlife crisis?
SEAL of Fortune, Silver SEALs Series Book 3
SEAL of Fortune, Silver SEALs Series Book 3
Charles "Cash" Abbott is having just that, but not because he can no longer perform his duties as a team Commander, or because the Navy put him out to pasture. His crisis comes from having to put himself out to pasture when, as an only child, he has to return to Sugarbush, Texas to care for his elderly parents who've alienated everyone in their lives. When both of them die in short succession, Cash is left rich beyond his wildest imaginings, but as poor as a man can be, without prospects for a productive life or a single friend.
When he is contacted by Silas Branson, the leader of a classified new Bone Frog division at the Department of Homeland Security, Cash grabs the lifeline with both hands. The politically-sensitive mission he details doesn't sound that exciting, finding rogue vandals behind a string of arsons in Dallas, until he finds out the suspects could be associated with a group of radical homegrown terrorists on an evil mission of, in their warped minds, urban renewal.
His investigation brings him face-to-beautiful-face with Penny Frasier, the single mother of one of his prime suspects, who insists her son is innocent. She doesn't just insist. Penny wades into the inner city swamp to try to prove her son's innocence, and Cash has no choice but to follow and protect her. When Penny asks too many questions and her son disappears, guilt forces Cash to help her save him.
They make a fierce team, but can they save her son in time? Or will Cash have to choose between helping a woman he's grown to love save her child, and completing his mission?
