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Tucker Chase. FBI agent and tough-as-they-come ex-Navy SEAL, Tucker’s take-all-comers attitude attracts trouble on the job and off, but he still gets the hard jobs done. He makes no bones about being the baddest ass on the planet—until his ex-wife runs off to Vietnam with his only son. Until the woman he won’t admit to loving leaves on some humanitarian mission to who knows where. Until he has to ask for help…Melissa McCormack. Widow to one of America’s finest USMC war heroes, Melissa is everything Tucker isn’t. Sophisticated. Wealthy. Respected. Don’t forget celibate since Brady, the first love of her life, passed away. She wants Tucker as much as he wants her, but not if she ends up like that elite rifle he totes, the one he could field strip in his sleep without thought or care. The one he takes for granted…
Tate Higgins. When FBI Agent Higgins accepts the assignment to escort a dying young woman to her high school prom, he fully intends to be home by midnight. Tate is no Romeo. Neither is he tall, dark, or debonair. He’s the workhorse on the psychic Deuces Wild Team, not a mind reader, and this is nothing but a one-night job for the USMC scout sniper. Until he sees the young woman dancing up high on a water tower. What a sight…Winslow Parrish: The prom is a fake and Winslow is living as fast as she can. The water tower is the only refuge where her mother can’t reach her. Stricken with a rare cancer, Winslow’s life is nearly over. There will be no handsome lover in her future. No wedding. No babies. Her world has been reduced to the countdown of days, hours, and minutes she accepted years ago. Until an unexpected stranger appears out of nowhere and asks her to—dance.
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