Some temptations are just not worth the complication. Victoria does not need a surly, uncommunicative bodyguard cramping her style, following her everywhere, and intimidating any would-be male callers. She's a florist for goodness sake.
Some temptations are just not worth the complication. Victoria does not need a surly, uncommunicative bodyguard cramping her style, following her everywhere, and intimidating any would-be male callers. She's a florist for goodness sake. Having a massive, mysterious bodyguard always hovering is an inconvenience. And yet there he is, her unwanted protector, ultra-serious, no-nonsense, and off-the-charts hot. Vicki doesn't want, or need, him as a bodyguard. Yet, disturbingly, he may be everything she wants. Ty hates his current long-term assignment. It's mind-numbingly tedious. Vicki is a pain in the butt who talks too much, laughs a lot, and tests his patience. And her life isn't exactly filled with intrigue and action. Ty is ready for this job to be over. He has just a couple of months left before reassignment. He's weeks away from being out of here. The last thing he needs is to find his cute-as-a-button charge irresistibly attractive. Vicki is the kind of woman who needs long-term commitment. And all Ty has to offer is a few short weeks of far-from-wholesome pleasure. How much chaos can one florist introduce into his regimented life? Ty is about to find out. Contains mature themes.
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