Abducted: Reconnaissance Team (Texas Rangers: Special Ops Book 1), by T.C. Archer
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She came for the fashion show. He came to catch a killer. The El Paso fashion gala was slated to be the hottest event of the year and a must do if Liz Monahan, the creative brains behind Nina Bruno Designs, was to vault the company to the big time. Circumstances put Liz at the party in one of her own creations, escorted by a young, handsome model hired to show her off to the well-known and well-established. But Liz didn’t count on her date being an undercover Texas Ranger who is investigating a human trafficking ring. She also didn’t count on being kidnapped and trafficked herself. When Texas Ranger Ben Hunter slips away from Liz Monahan at the gala and begins his investigation, he couldn’t be more surprised to arrive in Juarez, Mexico to find her held captive by infamous human trafficker Carlos Sanchez. In order to save her, Ben must commit murder. Hers.
Abducted: Reconnaissance Team (Texas Rangers: Special Ops Book 1), by T.C. Archer- Amazon Sales Rank: #439938 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-10-12
- Released on: 2015-10-12
- Format: Kindle eBook
From the Author "Not Jorge Estonia," she murmured aloud. "And he's too old to be a model." "So are you." Liz cut Adam a narrow-eyed glance. "You really know how to sweet talk your boss." He shrugged. "I'm not the one who said a woman isn't attractive after twenty-five." "You'll likely think differently when you reach thirty." He smiled and her heart skipped a beat. His smile could stop traffic. Suddenly, she wondered if she'd been going about selling clothes the wrong way. This man was a dynamite package. His blue eyes smoldered--a stunning combination enhanced by his black tux. Six-foot-four of pure male. No contacts, no drug-induced biceps, just good old-fashioned Mother Nature at her ever-loving best. But despite his looks, it was his smile that truly set him apart from the other models. It didn't matter who wore the dress, only that when a woman wore it, this man would smile at them. "Why didn't you smile like that for the photo shoot?" Liz asked. Amusement lit his eyes. "Now that I know you like my smile, I'll be sure to do it more often." Liz nodded. "You're going to sell my dress for me." "That's what I'm here for. But you don't give yourself enough credit. You're going to give Tanya a run for her money." He leaned closer and his warm breath brushed her ear as he whispered, "What do you say we go on the offensive and say hello to her and her date?" Liz imagined Adam's full mouth pressed against her ear. She jarred from the thought. Good Lord, the man was sixteen years her junior--and she was his boss. And he was staring expectantly. "What?" she blurted. A very young female model on the arm of a high school graduate slowed as they passed, and Liz realized her outburst had caught their attention. Liz became aware she was squeezing Adam's bicep and started to pull away. He covered her hand with his. "Nope," he said. "We have to look like we can't live without each other." Liz glanced down at his hand on hers. The light scratch of calluses against the top of her hand surprised her. Odd. Most male models were as big a prima donna as their female counterparts and seldom lifted a finger for fear a drop of sweat would spoil their looks. But Adam had a down-to-earth quality. Yet tonight, he exuded a dangerous edge that hadn't been present during the photo shoot. She glanced at Tanya, who had turned her back and was speaking with a group of people. Tanya clutched her date's arm, and Liz knew she was sending a signal: I don't need Nina Bruno Designs. She would regret that decision. A waiter passed in front of Liz. Adam released her and snagged two glasses of champagne. He handed one to Liz. She took a large swig. A woman at least sixty years of age raked her gaze down Adam's body. He seemed not to notice and slipped an arm around Liz's waist. Warmth spread through her stomach. Champagne did that to a person. Her second drink nearly emptied the glass. Liz spotted Larissa Remmey just as the woman turned and met her gaze. The older woman's eyes lit. Attention fixed on Liz, she said something to the man on her right, then started across the room. Liz smiled and kept her gaze on Larissa as she whispered to Adam, "You get me through this night and there's a bonus in it for you." "Is it the bonus we discussed earlier?" "Earlier--" She jerked her gaze onto his face. "I told you, I don't rob the cradle, nor do I mix business with pleasure. Understand?" "Yes, ma'am," he drawled. "No business with pleasure. I'll be sure to keep them separate." Liz blinked and wondered whether he had noticed her reaction to him a moment ago. Dammit, she had no one but herself to blame for that. Before she could say more, Larissa reached them and extended her arms. "Darling," she said with the barest hint of a Russian accent. Liz shot Adam a quelling look as Larissa pulled her into a cheek hug.
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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. Oooh Ben!!!!!! By Saloshini Moodley Ok so I love romance, it is what makes my heart goes all a flutter. But then I read so many that most times they start to sound like cookie cutter books.This one is like that and nothing like that, It has romance galore. Ben and Liz literally sizzle on the page but it has a real story.Although I am not convinced that the Rangers have a special ops unit. Who cares. Ben rocks, he rocks my world. I will take him if he grows tired of Liz.So, in short. Read it.WaAr rrg.
5 of 5 people found the following review helpful. Definitely recommended By Molly Flanders This is a nice action and romance thriller with good pace and excellent chemistry. The story pulls you right in with its accessible narrative and energetic writing style.The world of fashion models meets human trafficking. This is very enjoyable and entertaining, not without its serious moments and well placed suspense. For fans of the genre this is definitely recommended.
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