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    Rush: Her SEAL Protector: Pleasure at Home, Book 1
    Rush: Her SEAL Protector: Pleasure at Home, Book 1
    Rush: Her SEAL Protector: Pleasure at Home, Book 1
    Audiobook (abridged)9 hours

    Rush: Her SEAL Protector: Pleasure at Home, Book 1

    Written by Beth Yarnall

    Narrated by Steven Barnett

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    About this audiobook

    Miyuki Price-Jones knows what sells—and sex sells. Host of a successful home shopping show, Mi has all eyes on her—including one very obsessed ex convict. The stronger his obsession grows the more danger Mi finds herself in.

    When former Navy SEAL turned bodyguard, Lucas Vega, is charged with heading up her security, Mi realizes that she might need him for more than just protection. She's drawn to the large, sexy, quiet man who guards her. As the heat between them intensifies, Lucas struggles to keep his feelings for Mi separate from his need to keep her safe.

    Mi and Lucas search for a way to trust each other as her stalker closes in. With their lives on the line, can two people with such dark and damaged pasts let go and trust their hearts?

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherAuthor's Republic
    Release dateNov 12, 2018
    ISBN9781982731199
    Rush: Her SEAL Protector: Pleasure at Home, Book 1

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