The SEAL's Dangerous SecretWhen straight-laced detective Elena Morrison walks into Hard Times, the last thing she expects is to be consumed by desire for the tattooed, dangerous bartender watching her every move. Tanner Rockwell is everything she should avoid—mysterious, armed with secrets, and radiating the kind of raw masculinity that makes her forget her own name... moreThe SEAL's Dangerous SecretWhen straight-laced detective Elena Morrison walks into Hard Times, the last thing she expects is to be consumed by desire for the tattooed, dangerous bartender watching her every move. Tanner Rockwell is everything she should avoid—mysterious, armed with secrets, and radiating the kind of raw masculinity that makes her forget her own name.Former Navy SEAL Tanner has spent years burying his past, but one look at the brilliant detective in the tight black dress and his carefully constructed walls begin to crumble. He's sworn off complications, yet he can't resist the challenge of making the uptight detective beg for his touch.One scorching night leaves Elena craving more of the man who can unravel her control with just a touch. But when Tanner moves in next door, their forbidden attraction becomes impossible to ignore.As Elena investigates Chicago's criminal underworld, she discovers her lover is hiding more than just his past—he's living a lie that could destroy them both. Caught between duty and desire, Elena must arrest the man who sets her body on fire, or risk everything to protect the love that's captured her heart.For Tanner, protecting Elena means confronting the demons he's spent years running from. But when his past threatens the woman he loves, this former SEAL will use every deadly skill he possesses to keep her safe.In a world where passion and danger collide, some secrets are worth dying for... and some men are worth breaking all the rules.A steamy enemies-to-lovers romance featuring a by-the-book detective, a former Navy SEAL bartender with a hero's heart, and enough sexual tension to melt your e-reader. less