Mason (Bourne Bodyguards 2)

By Mandy Morgan

He's smoking hot, as confident as a king, and drives her wild in every possible way... 

Come and meet the men of Bourne Protective Services. And the women they're born to protect.

Mason
I've spent my life trying to prove to the world that I'm the best at everything I do.
That's why I spent so many years in the Army. And why I love to love the ladies.
It's also why I came on as second-in-command at Bourne Protective Services.
There's just one problem. Blair Thomas and her ability to drive me up the wall.
She's got a big mouth, luscious curves, and long curls I want to bury my hands in.
And when she gets herself in trouble, it's my job to protect her, whether I like it or not.

Blair
My life has been turned upside down lately and I'm NOT happy about the results.
All I want to do is go back to the way things were. Just a little bit of peace and quiet.
But then I see something I most definitely shouldn't have during my ER nursing shift.
And things go from bad to worse when I turn to Bourne Protective Services for help.
Mason Hanson almost burned me once. There's no way I'm going to let him in again.
How the hell am I supposed to feel safe with that stuck-up ladies' man on the case?

Mason is the SECOND book in the interconnected Bourne Bodyguard Series. 
There are NO romance cliffhangers and a satisfying HEA for each of the couples. 
These SHORT, sweet, and steamy romances are all about strong men with big hearts. 
And the sassy heroines the men of BPS will do anything to win over and protect...

Book 1: Lily and Brock's Love Story
Book 2: Blair and Mason's Love Story
Book 3: Amelia and Hunter's Love Story
Book 4: Luna and Wyatt's Love Story

• Language: English
• Publisher: Mandy Morgan
• Release date: Oct 16, 2020
• ISBN: 9781386234326

Book preview

Chapter One

Blair

It was only eight in the morning, but my ER nursing shift was already over when I saw Lily walk through the front door of All Saints Hospital to start her own workday.

My best friend and former roommate tried to come up and chat with me, but I blew her off. I knew Lily meant well. I just couldn’t stand to be around her right then.

The sad fact was her happiness hurt me. I’d always been jealous of Lily’s amazing relationship with her parents. It was something I’d never experienced.

And now that she’d also found the love of her life? I had to distance myself even more. Watching her and Brock together cut me the deepest of all.

Lily had fallen ass-backwards into a committed relationship with her perfect man. I mean, it seemed like one minute she’d hired Brock Bourne to keep her safe, and the next she’d moved in with him.

Meanwhile, I couldn’t get past more than three dates with the sexy but slutty Mason Hanson, Brock’s best friend and partner at Bourne Protective Services.

Not without him ditching me to flirt with other women. God, that pissed me off! So, I’d withdrawn from everyone to lick my wounds.

I’d made the switch to the overnight shift at work in an effort to keep from having to see Lily and Brock together. Or worse yet, run into Mason, with his infuriatingly handsome face and rock-hard body.

So, I’d pretty much ignored my bestie in favor of going out onto the loading dock for some fresh air, which was why I was leaning up against a brick wall, instead of at home in bed when a big, black Mercedes raced up to the hospital’s rear entrance.

I watched in stunned silence as a couple of scary-looking guys with guns on their hips dumped a man out onto the concrete. He was unconscious and I tried to make myself invisible but a little squeak of fear escaped. Both men looked up and saw me watching them.

The last thing I wanted was trouble, so I held my hands up in front of me and shook my head. I even went so far as to bring a shaking finger to my lips and zip it across them.

But the driver looked at me over his dark sunglasses, shot me the most evil smile I’d ever seen, and gave me his own hand signal. He brought his finger to his throat and slashed it from ear to ear.

I watched as the Mercedes peeled away. I was shaking and could only stare at the man who’d been dumped off here in the middle of an overdose. It took him groaning to get me moving.

I hurried into the ER and grabbed an orderly to bring the man in and get him the help he needed. Once that was done, I allowed myself to have a bit of a meltdown in the hallway. Then I spotted Lily again.

I might have been avoiding her lately, but right then, I was so glad to