Protecting the Billionaire: BWWM Interracial Romance
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He makes her feel things she’s never felt before.
Bodyguard Dawn Jacobs doesn’t do relationships. They are messy things and her life is about order and staying detached. She works only for female clients. Period.
When she gets a request to provide protection for a male IT specialist on a two-week assignment in Guyana, it’s too tempting to resist. The country holds a special place in her heart. And, what trouble could a computer geek be?
A ton, she soon discovers.
Her new client could have walked off the cover of a top men’s magazine. When their gazes collide awareness slithers up her spine. For the first time Dawn wishes she could change her past, wishes that there wasn’t a stone-cold lump where her heart should be.
And, it’s too late to turn down the assignment.
Marc Montgomery is not a typical billionaire playboy. Not only is he as sexy as sin, he’s the British government’s secret weapon against cyber criminals.
He’s used to women throwing themselves at him. So, it’s comical that the first woman he’s wanted in a long time seems determined to keep him at arm’s length. He can tell that she wants him just as much, but something or someone is standing in the way.
He will stop at nothing to remove that obstacle.
Will his determination overcome her reticence? Read on to find out!
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I'm a British writer who has always been fascinated by the concept of true love transcending the boundaries of race and colour. I like to touch on some of the issues each couple faces on their journey to their HEA in a fairly light-handed way that provokes thought but hopefully doesn't detract from readers' enjoyment - after all, most are looking for romantic escape, not political debate.
My stories are set in London and have a British flavour, but as the vast majority of my readers so far have been American, I've tried to accommodate them by using American English in my books where possible. The British also read a lot of American literature and have become accustomed to both spellings.
