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Above and Beyond (To Serve and Protect Book 1)
β Scribed by Shay, Kathryn
- Book ID
- 108864725
- Publisher
- Ocean View Books
- Year
- 2017
- Tongue
- English
- Weight
- 394 KB
- Series
- To Serve and Protect Book 1
- Category
- Fiction
- ASIN
- B071152F3M
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β¦ Synopsis
A family of heroes, all in dangerous jobs, all irrevocably tied to those they love. Read about the Marino clan in this fast-paced, emotional new series, To Serve and Protect, by NYT bestselling author Kathryn Shay. Nick Marino is the top guy on POTUSβs Secret Service detail. But heβs temporarily sent to upstate New York to guard the presidentβs sister, Isabelle Barton, who is being threatened in anonymous notes. There, Nick becomes involved with the widowed mom and twin boys, who quickly win over what he thought was his hardened heart. Amidst the heightened anxiety of tracking down the threats, the constant vigilance and an ever-growing sexual attraction between Isabelle and Nick, these two people must uncover not only the plot against her, but determine what to do about their impossible romance. ABOVE AND BEYOND provides a deep dive into the life of a Secret Service agent and a close look at being related to the most powerful man in the world, along with the glamor of Washington, D.C. politics. The story will keep you interested and capture your heart.
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