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After witnessing a murder, Peyton Delaney is on the run from the mob and looking for protection—disguised as a hooker. She has no idea who to trust anymore, especially when the detective who was supposed to keep her safe is shot and she discovers it was an inside job. Now at the detective’s insistence, she must find his best friend and beg for his help. But how can she be sure she can trust this man?

Ex-cop Reeve Sinclair has no room in his life for a woman like Peyton, yet he agrees to babysit her as a favor to a friend. Reeve soon finds he has more trouble than dodging bullets. He’s actually fallen in love with a hooker, or so he

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