Oleg Kraskin impresses the Russian president
and is honored to be given the right to marry his daughter.
Oleg didn’t know there’s a price to pay when
marrying into the oligarchy at the highest level. Can he keep his marriage filled with love
alive? Will his thoughts and actions as he realizes the intent of the president
separate or kill the marriage? Especially
for what Oleg feels he needs to do for the love of his country.
Marcus Ryker already met the end of his
marriage in a shooting that shattered his life.
In the U.S., being a secret service agent never leaves the blood even
after Marcus took a hiatus for four years.
A close friend requested Marcus to return to action on a simple detail,
protecting a senator traveling to Russia.
He’d try it just this once.
In Russia, Oleg sat next to the Russian
president. Oleg approached Marcus, on the
side of the senator, and congratulated him for his many honors.
That was the start of Oleg’s precarious
activity in contrast to his loyalty to his president. And Marcus’ biggest test to protect his
country.
Oleg And Marcus have a treacherous goal that
may cost them lives and love, or strengthen both.
Well written and spellbinding. Each scene heightens the possibility of
growth or destruction in nation and in personal love.
Happy reading,
Dawn
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