Black Rock Guardian
When you play both sides…there’s always a priceTy Redhorse finds himself tied at a crossroads when he meets FBI agent Beth Hoosay. Forced to choose between his gang and Beth, Ty isn’t sure how much longer he can ignore their sizzling attraction.
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When you play both sides
...thereâs always a price
Ty Redhorse is tied to both sides of the law. Now heâs caught between the tribeâs gang and his cop brotherâand the FBI wants him to choose. Complicating the stakes is Beth Hoosay, the stunning FBI agent who always follows the rules...except when it comes to their sizzling attraction. But how long can Ty play this dangerous game before he gets caught in the cross fire?
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JENNA KERNAN has penned over two dozen novels and received two RITA® Award nominations. Jenna is every bit as adventurous as her heroines. Her hobbies include recreational gold prospecting, scuba diving and gem hunting. Jenna grew up in the Catskills and currently lives in the Hudson Valley in New York State with her husband. Follow Jenna on Twitter, @jennakernan, on Facebook or at www.jennakernan.com.
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BLACK ROCK GUARDIAN
© 2018 Jeannette H. Monaco
Published in Great Britain 2018
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Contents
At the sound of tires crunching on the gravel drive, Ty Redhorse glanced up from beneath the hood of the â76 Cadillac Eldorado to see two cop cars pull before the open bay of his garage. His heart sank as he straightened and came to attention, as if he was still in the US Marines. The tribal police vehicles rolled to a stop. Trouble, he thought, arriving on his doorstep.
They only had six men on the Turquoise Canyon force, and two of them were here at his shop. That did not bode well, and the fact that one of them was his younger brother only made things worse. He and Jake rarely spoke and when they did it usually ended badly. But Jake had been by yesterday and Ty had been touched to see how relieved Jakey was to see him alive and well. Small wonder after what Ty had been through.
Hemi, Tyâs dog, had been even happier, showing her unrestrained joy at finding him again. Jake had Hemi out searching and she tracked him, but by then heâd already made it home to the rez and to Kee, who stitched him up. Wasnât easy because heâd lost a lot of blood.
Jake cast him a worried look and glanced at Tyâs shoulder as he put his unit in Park. Clearly Kee had told him about the injury. Ty inclined his chin at Jake.
The little brother Ty had helped raise, and protect from the gang, had turned out fine. The late-day sun of an ordinary Friday afternoon in late October gilded Jakeâs skin, and the uniform gave him an air of respectability. Ty smiled, unable to resist indulging in the pride that rose in his chest at Jake inside his SUV.
The big man stepped from his police unit. That was Jack Bear Den, the tribeâs only detective, since theyâd rescinded the offer to hire detective Ava Hood. Now, there was a woman after his heart, breaking the law to get her niece back. Yes, her career had imploded, but Ty would bet she didnât regret a thing.
