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“You’re being for real right now? She’s going to allow us to work from Montana?” I need to repeat every word to make sure I’m hearing her clearly.
She laughs out loud. “Yes! We’re moving to Montana. We can start the plans as soon as we want to.”
I pick her up in my arms and swing her around. I knew marrying her was going to be the best thing I ever do, but this is more than I even imagined.
“I love you so much, Zoe.” I kiss her lips.
“I love you too, Work David, who became my Forever David,” she replies, sealing our love with a kiss.
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Believing she’s part of a sextortion plot for watching porn on her computer, a quirky schoolteacher seeks the help of a police officer only to learn it’s a scam, and the cop interviewing her has a plan of his own up his sleeve.
It all starts when I get an email.
Let me rephrase. It’s a sextortion email from someone claiming they tapped into my computer and recorded me while I was watching a graphic adult video. If I don’t send them money, they’ll forward it to everyone in my Contacts list. As a chemistry teacher at a private school, I panic. Not only do I love my job, but I also need it.
Desperate and afraid, I run to the police station and ask an officer for help.
A very gorgeous, very arrogant officer—Dax Harder.
Dax is a mixture of a fearless warrior and an undisciplined child. After he proves to me that it’s a spam email and they didn’t actually hack into my computer, he uses the incident to tease me. I leave the police station in a huff, hoping to never see him again. Fate has other ideas.
Everywhere I go, I run into Officer Harder. Our tension turns heated, and soon, we’re embarking on a fiery and bold romance. The more time I spend with him, the more I learn about the dark past that lingers behind the eyes of the closely guarded cop.
And whatever it is, it’s enough for him to push me away.
