The Guardian

by Bethany Campbell

The only rule. Don't Get Involved. To Hawkshaw, they're words to live by He left the Secret Service because he didn't want to take care of anyone but himself. Then an old friend asks him for a favor... The last case. A woman and her young son need a place to hide--and someone to protect them. A stalker wants her and he'll do anything to have her .... The wrong woman. Hawkshaw agrees to help, but he's more than a little reluctant Kate Kanaday's not the woman he wants living in his house. Even worse, she's got him thinking about breaking his only rule ....

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Which character stayed with you after you turned the last page, and why?
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