Her Covert Protector by Victoria Paige
One night of passion may bind their futures forever.
John Garrison is a master of disguise.
He’s as skilled at slipping into cover identities as he is at evading personal attachments.
So when a sexy, brainy crime analyst challenges his life as a spy, the urge to run is as strong as
his hunger for a sinful taste.
Nadia Powell is a geek at heart.
Solving the latest cybercrime and binge-watching her favorite series are satisfying ways to win at life.
But when a bossy CIA officer barges into her comfy existence, the urge to push him away becomes
an ache to reel him in for more than just a kiss.
When Nadia’s current case escalates into a national security threat, John recruits her into his own covert op.
He’s always one step ahead. She hates surprises.
So, when their fiery attraction explodes into a complex web of lust and feelings,
they both question who they are.
Fate has a way of thwarting their best laid plans.
- File Name:her-covert-protector-by-victoria-paige.epub
- Original Title:Her Covert Protector (Rogue Protectors Book 4)
- Creator:Victoria Paige
- Language:en
- Identifier:MOBI-ASIN:B08W6CZJKD
- Date:2021-06-24T16:00:00+00:00
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Table of Content
- 1. Title Page
- 2. Copyright
- 3. Contents
- 4. Prologue
- 5. Chapter 1
- 6. Chapter 2
- 7. Chapter 3
- 8. Chapter 4
- 9. Chapter 5
- 10. Chapter 6
- 11. Chapter 7
- 12. Chapter 8
- 13. Chapter 9
- 14. Chapter 10
- 15. Chapter 11
- 16. Chapter 12
- 17. Chapter 13
- 18. Chapter 14
- 19. Chapter 15
- 20. Chapter 16
- 21. Chapter 17
- 22. Chapter 18
- 23. Chapter 19
- 24. Chapter 20
- 25. Chapter 21
- 26. Chapter 22
- 27. Chapter 23
- 28. Chapter 24
- 29. Chapter 25
- 30. Chapter 26
- 31. Chapter 27
- 32. Chapter 28
- 33. Chapter 29
- 34. Chapter 30
- 35. Chapter 31
- 36. Chapter 32
- 37. Chapter 33
- 38. Chapter 34
- 39. Chapter 35
- 40. Epilogue
- 41. Afterword
- 42. Connect with the Author
- 43. Also by Victoria Paige
Just a heads up for potential readers. This series should be (and needs to be) read in order. Otherwise, there are spoilers in each book for the previous story.
Her Covert Protector, Book 4 of the Rogue Protectors series, was about 42-year-old CIA agent "John" Garrison, AKA Jacob Mason, and 32-year-old Nadia Powell, AKA Natasha Skoryk, an LAPD crime analyst. Although this story started with a spicy scene that took place after the covert teams got separated in Book 2 (after which he told her it was a "one and done" between them), it then picked up 3 weeks after the ending of Book 3 after John asked for her father's help in saving the lives of Charly and Antonio. John had all but cut Nadia out of his life. The only thing he did was ensure she and her father were safe and to get any intel she came up with...but he got that info from others on his team rather than straight from her. John put the entire country between him and Nadia by staying on the East Coast while she lived on the West Coast. Once John's boss told him about a new threat via a potential cyber attack, he knew he would have to return to LA...and get Nadia to help him since it was her forte. When things didn't go their way, they ended up having more spicy scenes before John had to go away again. Only this time, he was talking about maybe having a relationship with Nadia when he got back. Except, again, things went south and he didn't make it back when he said he would. Fourteen days passed before John returned to LA. Once again, this story was full of angst and drama that were OTT, but in a good way. The suspense/crimes/mysteries were interesting, although the author overdid the lingo again for those of us who aren't well-versed in FBI/CIA/police acronyms and wording. Still, it made for a good, albeit long, read. As always, the emotional rollercoaster was full of twists and turns, but this time with a lot of added fluff n stuff that was completely unnecessary. The storyline and plot were good enough to keep the reader glued to their seat, although the length tried this particular reader's patience. The characters from the previous books showed up, with a lot of newbies added in as well to round out the cast. The two main characters were well-rounded, fully fleshed out, and mature, with lots of room for growth, which was shown on-page. The book was good enough to earn a four-star rating. It just needed to eliminate the fluffy parts to earn anything higher. Looking forward to the fifth and final book of the series.