Dangerous Obsession

A stalker on her tail...

The Security Specialists at her side

Security expert Wilder Flynn wastes no time putting behavioral expert Cosette LaCroix under his 24/7 protection when her stalker finds her in Atlanta. Wilder keeps Cosette close to guard her from the quickly escalating threats and attacks. But can he accomplish the mission without breaking his strict code against dating employees? Or putting his heart and life at risk?

JESSICA R. PATCH lives in the mid-South, where she pens inspirational contemporary romance and romantic suspense novels. When she’s not hunched over her laptop or going on adventurous trips with willing friends in the name of research, you can find her watching way too much Netflix with her family and collecting recipes for amazing dishes she’ll probably never cook. To learn more about Jessica, please visit her at jessicarpatch.com.

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Dangerous Obsession

Jessica R. Patch

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ISBN: 978-1-474-08457-4

DANGEROUS OBSESSION

© 2018 Jessica R. Patch

Published in Great Britain 2018

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“I think it’s time you come clean.”

Her hands continued to shake.

Wilder’s eyes softened as he led her to the table and into a chair. She didn’t want this—this feeling of needing him. But part of her relished that he was here. Protecting her. It wrapped around her heart and caressed it until it was warm and pliable. No. She closed her eyes. She would not let herself react this way to him.

“Cosette?” Wilder sat across from her, leaned forward on the table. “Did he hurt you?”

“No. I think I scared him. Interrupted him.”

“Interrupted him doing what?” His voice was low and icy.

“Drawing that heart. Sifting through my things.” She couldn’t stop shaking.

Wilder got up from the table and pulled her into his powerful arms. “How long has this been going on?”

Cosette couldn’t keep this a secret any longer. Wilder would lose all faith in her when he discovered the truth that she wasn’t the put-together professional he thought her to be. “The first time or this time?”

Wilder stiffened.

Dear Reader,

I have enjoyed writing this series, especially Wilder’s story. From the beginning, I knew he was going to be a complicated character, but one I believe many of us can relate to. To feel comfortable, he has to control every situation and outcome. When he can’t, he feels weak and afraid. The truth is, none of us have supreme control and we have to rest in the knowledge that God alone does. And I think that boils down to the trust factor. Do we truly trust Him in all situations? Can we trust Him to work everything out for good? Can we trust Him when the reports are bad? I encourage you (and myself) to spend some time in prayer and ask God to help us see areas where we can surrender to Him and trust Him to see the outcome through—then trust Him with that outcome! I love to hear from readers. Please email me at [email protected] and sign up for my newsletter at www.jessicarpatch.com and get “Patched In” to new releases and book news/deals.

Warmly,