Killers Inc. Series by Charity Parkerson

Austen keeps criminals alive. Rain, being one of the world’s deadliest assassins, doesn’t scare him at all. He should. As a private physician for the ultra-wealthy, Austen’s entire business model rests on seeing nothing. After all, he keeps some of the biggest criminals on the west coast alive. That’s how he ended up crossing paths with Rain. From first glance, he was stunned speechless by Rain’s beauty. He can’t stay away. That might be the thing that finally gets him killed... moreAusten keeps criminals alive. Rain, being one of the world’s deadliest assassins, doesn’t scare him at all. He should. As a private physician for the ultra-wealthy, Austen’s entire business model rests on seeing nothing. After all, he keeps some of the biggest criminals on the west coast alive. That’s how he ended up crossing paths with Rain. From first glance, he was stunned speechless by Rain’s beauty. He can’t stay away. That might be the thing that finally gets him killed.As far as the world is concerned, Rain is a highly sought after stage performer. Ballet has saved what little is left of his sanity. On the side, he just happens to kill people. When Austen starts showing up around every corner, Rain can’t decide if he should kiss him or make him disappear. He’s still trying to decide.Dancer is the first book in Charity Parkerson’s Killer Inc. series where hired assassins and their ilk find the love that finally saves them. These are best enjoyed when read in order. less

After a short abduction, Mickey finds himself at the center of his kidnapper’s obsession. He’s not mad about it. No one has ever accused Edge of being sane. He was raised to be a killer, and that’s what he is. But nothing matters to Edge like his found family, and Edge thought Mickey planned to hurt one of his, so he snatched him. It wasn’t a long, drawn-out dilemma. He discovered pretty quickly he was wrong. However, Mickey’s cool-under-pressure attitude has him intrigued... moreAfter a short abduction, Mickey finds himself at the center of his kidnapper’s obsession. He’s not mad about it. No one has ever accused Edge of being sane. He was raised to be a killer, and that’s what he is. But nothing matters to Edge like his found family, and Edge thought Mickey planned to hurt one of his, so he snatched him. It wasn’t a long, drawn-out dilemma. He discovered pretty quickly he was wrong. However, Mickey’s cool-under-pressure attitude has him intrigued. Plus, he’s always had a thing for green eyes. He’s fascinated.Mickey isn’t one to kick up a fuss. So Edge took him for a little ride. He apologized. It’s all good. Except the guy is kind of hot and Mickey isn’t immune. With Mickey’s high-power boss making deals with Edge’s family, they’re always in each other’s sphere. What could tasting him hurt? Apparently, a lot, especially him.Edge is the second book in Charity Parkerson’s Killers Inc. series where hired assassins and their ilk find the love that finally saves them. These are best enjoyed when read in order. less

Henry carved a comfortable life for himself through literal blood and sweat. It’s not in him to be soft. For the first time, that might be the only thing that saves him. As the right hand of a crime boss, Henry has lived a violent life. He’s as hardened on the inside as he is on the outside. But lately, everything is changing. The man he secretly loved married someone else. This cocky new guy who’s barely an adult is driving him up the wall. He just wants back the normalcy... moreHenry carved a comfortable life for himself through literal blood and sweat. It’s not in him to be soft. For the first time, that might be the only thing that saves him. As the right hand of a crime boss, Henry has lived a violent life. He’s as hardened on the inside as he is on the outside. But lately, everything is changing. The man he secretly loved married someone else. This cocky new guy who’s barely an adult is driving him up the wall. He just wants back the normalcy. So why can’t he stop watching everything Field does?Field is a mess. He was raised to be a killer, and that’s all he knows. As much as he wants to be different, life won’t let him and he’s not sure he has a choice anyhow. There’s no real comfort for him. He’s just trying to hang on until he can’t any longer. Henry is in the way of all of that. Field isn’t sure he wants it to stop. Unfortunately, his crazed episodes and even more insane family might just be too much for Henry to stick through.Deranged is the third book in Charity Parkerson’s Killers Inc. series where hired assassins and their ilk find the love that finally saves them. These are best enjoyed when read in order. less

Ridge has loved him since they were kids. Shadow can’t stop failing him. There never seems to be a middle ground.The first time Ridge saw Shadow, he was a goner. They were raised together in a spy program and Ridge had to keep his feelings hidden. Shadow knows, though. He’s always known. That’s all that matters. At least, that’s what Ridge tells himself. Unfortunately, each time he sees Shadow choose a certain someone else, he thinks maybe he hates him a little, too. It’s getting harder to tell... moreRidge has loved him since they were kids. Shadow can’t stop failing him. There never seems to be a middle ground.The first time Ridge saw Shadow, he was a goner. They were raised together in a spy program and Ridge had to keep his feelings hidden. Shadow knows, though. He’s always known. That’s all that matters. At least, that’s what Ridge tells himself. Unfortunately, each time he sees Shadow choose a certain someone else, he thinks maybe he hates him a little, too. It’s getting harder to tell. All he feels lately is trapped.Shadow doesn’t deserve someone amazing like Ridge. He’s an assassin. Shadow takes life. That’s not the least bit lovable. He should be with someone who keeps him in his place. Ridge needs someone who matches his gentle giant personality. He doesn’t understand why Ridge won’t give up, but he sees the growing hatred in Ridge’s eyes. Sometimes, there are no good choices, especially since he loves Ridge too.Trapped is the fourth book in Charity Parkerson’s Killers Inc. series where hired assassins and their ilk find the love that finally saves them. These are best enjoyed when read in order. less

The moment Clay was old enough to help guard the Bosi home, he was trained as a soldier. He’s seen criminals come and go. He’s never met anyone like Scout. As Killers Inc.’s scout, Scout has two areas of expertise. He’s the eagle eyes of the group, and he can shoot faster and more accurately than more than ninety-five percent of the population. That’s it. That’s all Scout has. Since meeting Clay, he’s smiled even more than usual. The best part is the happiness isn’t faked... moreThe moment Clay was old enough to help guard the Bosi home, he was trained as a soldier. He’s seen criminals come and go. He’s never met anyone like Scout. As Killers Inc.’s scout, Scout has two areas of expertise. He’s the eagle eyes of the group, and he can shoot faster and more accurately than more than ninety-five percent of the population. That’s it. That’s all Scout has. Since meeting Clay, he’s smiled even more than usual. The best part is the happiness isn’t faked. Scout didn’t notice what was happening to him until he saw Clay stare at someone else with lust in his eyes. Those longing looks were supposed to be his. He’s never felt further out of his comfort zone.For nearly his entire life, Clay has been surrounded by crime. He doesn’t care what anyone does. All Clay knows is he wants to be with someone sane and kind. Unfortunately, his position with the Bosi family has made it hard to meet anyone nice. Since the Killers Inc. group joined the compound, teasing him with a life he never thought he would have, Clay isn’t sure what he’s looking for any longer. But he’s positive something is happening to him, and he has never been more confused.Scout is the fifth book in Charity Parkerson’s Killers Inc. series, where hired assassins and their ilk find the love that finally saves them. These are best enjoyed when read in order. less