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    Guarded By The Alpha

    By Heather Hildenbrand

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    "Romeo & Juliet … with a shifter twist!"

    Wolf shifter and soldier, Zak Armsford, has never been accused of being a good guy – but then again being good doesn't get the job done. Now that he's a free man, he's not exactly white collar material. So when his friend calls with a protection detail, Zak is just hungry enough for some action to say yes.

    Turns out he's been hired to protect the Princess of Fort Jericho herself. Del Santoni. And Zak can't walk away a second time. To keep Del alive, he'll ruthlessly use his supernatural strength, his connections, and Del's own secrets against her. 

    On the run, Del struggles to learn the truth. Is Zak her Fated Mate – or her mortal enemy? Because it's not just Del's heart that's at risk – it's her life.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHeather Hildenbrand
    Release dateJan 23, 2017
    ISBN9781386166375
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    Heather Hildenbrand

    Heather Hildenbrand lives in coastal Virginia where she writes paranormal and urban fantasy romance with lots of kissing & killing. Her most frequent hobbies are truck camping with her goldendoodle, talking to her plants, and avoiding killer slugs. You can find out more about Heather and her books at www.heatherhildenbrand.com.    

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