Big Bad Bodyguard : BWWM Romance

By Terri Lane

Everybody has that one thing that they had always wanted to try, that one experience that they knew they didn't want to leave earth without getting, mine was having a white dude f**k me until I was too weak to walk.

The white dude in question came in the form of my hot sexy bodyguard, he may be intent on guarding me from harm's way, but I wondered who was going to guard him from my way.

Every time we are in the same room, my skin tingles with anticipation, gone were the days where the woman sat back meekly and waited for the man to do the courting, I was determined to seduce this tall glass of strong, hard-looking, sexy milk.

Jet

I hadn't counted on my last job as a bodyguard being this interesting. When I first met the hot caramel beauty who's safety I was entrusted with,   she told me she wanted me with her eyes, and tried to seduce me with her body, I had known—even if I had refused to admit it to myself— that she was going to be more to me than just a quick f**k.

So now I have two options, stay away, or let things play out as they may.

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Standalone Romance Stories With No Cliffhanger!

• Language: English
• Publisher: Terri Lane
• Release date: Feb 24, 2019
• ISBN: 9781386725541

Book preview

Big Bad Bodyguard

Chapter One

Istill can't believe this! Raven thought to herself for the tenth time that day as she handed the old lady in front of her a signed copy of a book with her face on it.

All these people are here to see me? Raven Williams, the author of the bestselling novel, strong black lady in a man’s world, thought to herself. It may have taken Raven some couple of tries and a whole lot of nay sayer’s stomping on her dream, but she had finally been able to tick something else off her bucket list. 

Raven was a huge bucket list fanatic, and just a few months ago, she had finally been able to publish her first book. However, nobody had expected it to do as well as it had done so far. In fact, it had not only gained so much traction among the black female community that the publishing company had rushed to sign another contract, but it had also been a huge hit amongst women of all races. The book was a rolling stone and her publishing company was eager for a sequel.

Raven had just spent more than an hour signing her books for fans that had come out to see her. That is right, I have fans. Raven thought to herself with a smile. The book was about her time in a corporate business world majorly dominated by the male population—white males, and the steps she had taken to making it at the top of her field.

I love your book so much. A tall black woman that looked to be in her late thirties said as she handed over the book to Raven. It inspired me to finally step up to my boss and I asked him for the promotion that I deserved.

I’m so glad you loved it. Raven said with a smile.  It still surprised Raven that there were actually women like this who had not only read her book but had also loved it. Amanda—her best friend and manager—had said that it was because a lot of women could relate to it. It may be the twenty-first century, but it was somehow still a man’s world and it was still incredibly difficult for a woman to make it to the top with just her smarts, Raven had made it and made it big. She was a CEO of a fortune 500 company and she didn’t plan on stopping there. The book was Raven‘s first novel, since its release, she had been getting an enormous amount of love from black women all around the world who had read it and loved it. What surprised Raven most however was the amount of love she was getting from women of all races. When writing the book her target audience had been her black sisters because as far as she was concerned, they more often than not got the short end of the stick. However, women of all races had responded positively to the book and more than occasionally a white woman would tweet at her or snap chat her telling her how much the book had done for her in her career. Raven always felt a sense of accomplishment hearing that from people, the reason for the book was to help people and if it was doing that then she was more than fine. She had never intended on penetrating the market of all women, but within the first week the book had gotten so many positive reviews that more women had hoped on it irrespective of race.

Raven handed the book back to the woman, giving her a gentle smile as she took a casual glance around the bookstore. Her heart skipped a beat in pleasure. You know you have made something people really like when the line to your