She buried the woman she was. She can’t bury what she feels.
Voss has no past. No real name. No face anyone would recognize.
Three years ago, she walked into a clinic in Zurich and walked out as someone else — new body, new identity, new rules. Rule one: no loyalty. Rule two: no attachment. Rule three: leave before anything becomes real. Forty-one contracts. Three rules. Zero exceptions.
Contract forty-two takes her to Dubai. Kieran Ashby — British CEO, old money, sharp instincts — believes someone inside his company is trying to kill him. Standard protection work. Except the threat traces back to something Voss recognizes. Something she spent three years trying to forget.
Kieran watches too closely. Asks the wrong questions. Sees through the professional surface to something she hasn’t shown anyone since she became Voss. He doesn’t know what she is. He doesn’t know what she’s running from. He just knows she’s the most controlled person he’s ever met — and he wants to know what happens when the control fails.
She should leave. She always leaves.
This time, leaving might not be the hardest part.
VOSS is the explosive first book in a five-book action romance series. Each book features a different city, a different mission, and a different man — but only one woman dangerous enough to survive them all.
For readers of L.J. Shen, Penelope Douglas, and Daniel Silva. If you want a heroine who is the most dangerous person in every room she enters — start here.
Tropes: protector romance, morally grey heroine, he falls first, one bed (earned), slow burn, femme fatale, forced proximity
