There was just something about the last job that kept me from keeping my cool.
I know how dangerous it is, and knew even better when I had to be carried away that day, becoming literally less of the man that entered that compound.
I was ordered to rest, recover, and recuperate, all under the watchful eyes of the team’s psychologist.
She was there to get in my head, to watch for signs that I may be a danger to myself.
She became my outlet, the calm to the storm trying to take over in my head.
There would be no problem with what we were doing because the possibility of returning to work with the Cerberus MC was never going to happen, and if there was an off-chance I would, walking away would be easy, right?
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The outcome of the last mission has left Aro struggling both in body and in spirit. He is uncertain what his future will look like but the one he does know is that it will be different. When Slick, the team’s psychologist, stays by his side to help him heal he soon finds himself facing another challenge and that is his feelings for her.
Slick enjoys being a member of Cerebus and the relationship she has with the other team members. She is determined to be there for Aro while he goes through a difficult time and it wasn’t long before the professional relationship between them began to feel personal but will it be strong enough to survive returning to the team?
It may have been a tumultuous event that forced Aro and Slick to face their feelings for each other but seeing everything that they went through only proved that they were always destined to be together.
I’m inching up on the BIG 4-0. The gray hairs are doubling what seems like daily, and the wrinkles and laugh lines are more pronounced than ever.
I have an amazing husband (Married just over 15 years.)
We have two boys we’re doing our best to raise as respectful gentleman.
I have a master’s degree in criminal justice which I used to work as a juvenile probation office until deciding to write full-time in June of 2019. So that means there’s usually always some criminal/law element to my novels.
If I’m not writing; I’m reading.
My favorite genres recently are bully/reverse harem and enemies to lovers. Maybe I’m reliving my traumatic teen years through the girls who actually end up with the boys. (Not that I would change my history since it’s gotten me exactly where I need to be!)
I love coffee. I miss carbs. Music is LIFE. I try not to be too serious.
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