Romance novelist Sylvan Jones is a ‘good' girl.

She's hearts, flowers, unicorns, sprinkles, glitter, and happily ever after endings. She couldn't be bad if she tried.

Information-Specialist TB is a ‘bad' boy.

He's kidnappings, interrogations, disappearing bodies, executions, and who knows what else. He couldn't be good if he wanted to.

Good plus Bad equals Trouble.

TB and the rest of the team are hired by a Silicon Valley tech mogul to find his daughter, the fifth girl who has gone missing after a night at a local club. Now it appears that Sylvan may be the abductor's next target. It isn't long before TB realizes she's hiding something, so the interrogator is going to do what he does best: secure the information. But forcing them together has consequences, and soon Sylvan and TB must decide if their differences will be what makes it work out between them, or if the secrets they are keeping from each other are bad enough to tear them apart.

Kai Serrano, Hollywood director, needs a Navy SEAL to be a consultant on her next film. What she neither needs, nor wants, is to be distracted by him, even if he is every woman's ideal military action hero.

Waters is a man with no identity. Even if someone knew his real name, it would only lead them to a dead man. He cannot afford to get distracted by an attractive, sassy director. Relationships are not allowed, even if he wanted one.

Soon there's trouble brewing on the set. Thefts, accidents, break-ins, and now her brother is missing. It quickly becomes clear Kai is in danger, but from whom? Is it her executive producer who attempts to belittle her at every turn? Is she leverage in her brother's disappearance? Or does she unknowingly have something she shouldn't?

With the stakes this high, are Kai and Waters good enough to figure out what's going on without falling for each other in the process?

Trigger Warning: This book contains a violent assault. Content throughout is for mature readers.