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      Ultimate Weapon

      Extreme Danger

      Behind Closed Doors

      Hot Night

      Return to Me

      Shannon McKenna

      

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      Table of Contents

      Ultimate Weapon

      Extreme Danger

      Behind Closed Doors

      Hot Night

      Return To Me

      SHANNON

       MCKENNA

      ULTIMATE WEAPON

      KENSINGTON PUBLISHING CORP.

       www.kensingtonbooks.com

      Praise for Shannon McKenna

      “Sensual, hard-hitting love scenes, and underlying themes of hope, faithfulness and survival.”

      —Romantic Times on Extreme Danger (4 starred review)

      “A passionate, intense story about two people rekindling lost love in the middle of a dangerous, heart-pounding situation. Intricate storylines give the book depth and power, tying in the edge-of-your-seat ending with flawless ease.”

      —Romantic Times on Edge of Midnight (4 ½ starred review)

      “Wild boy Sean McCloud takes center stage in McKenna’s romantic suspense series. Full of turbocharged sex scenes, this action-packed novel is sure to be a crowd pleaser.”

      —Publishers Weekly on Edge of Midnight

      “Highly creative, erotic sex and constant danger.”

      —Romantic Times on Hot Night (4 ½ starred review and a Top Pick!)

      “Super-sexy suspense! Shannon McKenna does it again.”

      —Cherry Adair on Hot Night

      “[A] scorcher. Romantic suspense at its best!”

      —Romantic Times on Out of Control (4 ½ starred review)

      “Well-crafted romantic suspense. McKenna builds sexual chemistry and tension between her characters to a level of intensity that explodes into sexually explicit love scenes.”

      —Romantic Times on Return to Me (4 ½ starred review)

      This book is dedicated to my magnificent critique partners

       Elizabeth Jennings and Lisa Marie Rice. Thank you for being

       my adjunct brains! Couldn’t have done it without you.

      Contents

      Chapter 1

      Chapter 2

      Chapter 3

      Chapter 4

      Chapter 5

      Chapter 6

      Chapter 7

      Chapter 8

      Chapter 9

      Chapter 10

      Chapter 11

      Chapter 12

      Chapter 13

      Chapter 14

      Chapter 15

      Chapter 16

      Chapter 17

      Chapter 18

      Chapter 19

      Chapter 20

      Chapter 21

      Chapter 22

      Chapter 23

      Chapter 24

      Chapter 25

      Chapter 26

      Chapter 27

      Chapter 28

      Chapter 29

      Chapter 30

      Chapter

      1

      Find the weak spot. Then exploit it.

      The brutally simple directive repeated in Val’s head until it was meaningless babble. Val pushed the white noise to the back of his mind and clicked “play” on the footage he’d collected that day.

      For the twentieth time, he watched the woman unload the wriggling toddler from the SUV and head toward the waterfront park playground. He had memorized their every move—the swings, then the slide, the merry-go-round, the jungle gym. Then came a horsie ride on the woman’s shoulders through the trees. And the moment when she held the child up to swipe and grab the brown leaves that clung to the branches. He had memorized every nod, every smile, every hug.

      The jeans, hiking boots, and shapeless down jacket the woman wore did nothing to hide the feline grace of her slender body. Her brown hair was twisted into a loose, thick dark braid. She wore no makeup. The child reached higher to grab for the leaves, giggling.

      Children were always a weak spot—but not one he could bring himself to exploit. He hated when there was a child involved. It made him tense, anxious. It destroyed the hard-won professional calm that usually rendered him such an effective operative. Had he known about the existence of the child, he would have refused the job, no matter how Hegel blustered and threatened. The worst they could do to him was kill him, no? Let them try. Others had already, several times. Eventually someone would succeed. It wouldn’t matter a damn who had done the deed after he was dead.

      The job had seemed straightforward when Hegel presented it to him. Locate this woman who was in hiding—one СКАЧАТЬ