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    Reckless Honor
    Reckless Honor
    Reckless Honor
    Audiobook10 hours

    Reckless Honor

    Written by Tonya Burrows

    Narrated by Stephen Borne

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    Jean-Luc Cavalier has only ever cared about three things: sex, booze, and the dangerous missions he undertakes with HORNET. Laissez les bons temps rouler is more than a Mardi Gras motto-it's the way he lives his life. But all that changes the night he rescues Dr. Claire Oliver from deadly mercenaries.

    Now he can't get the gorgeous blond virologist out of his head.

    Claire is running for her life. Someone wants her antiviral research and they're willing to kill anyone and everyone to get it. She has no one to turn to except a womanizing Cajun with a silver tongue and devastating smile.

    But when an ultra-deadly virus decimates the Niger Delta, saving Claire and her research becomes the least of HORNET's concerns. The virus has all the markings of a bioweapon and Nigeria is only the testing grounds . . .

    Contains mature themes.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTantor Media, Inc
    Release dateMay 10, 2022
    ISBN9781666156928

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      Overall fantastic book in a fantastic series!! I've listened to my fair share of military romance, and Hornet has to be one of my favorite series. Very intricate character development, suspenseful plots, and steamy romance.