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Mine to Protect by Kennedy L. Mitchell

4/8/2019

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A standalone, romantic thriller novel where obsession is the name of the game. 

Recruited to the FBI Cas Mathews has one focus - catch the killer. That's until officer Alta Johnson shoves her way on to the team, making him fantasize about the delicious curves she hides beneath her park ranger uniform. Alta’s natural beauty catches his immediate attention, but the strength behind her fierce gaze is what holds him captive - demanding he learns more about her. 

As the team grows close, the serial killer shifts focus putting them all in danger. Cas should walk away before their sizzling attraction distracts him and gets them both killed. But as the threat pushes Cas and Alta closer, the temptation turns too hot for either to resist. 

With their focus diverted the threat zeroes in, catching everyone off guard. Figuring out the players in the killer's cat and mouse game is key to Alta’s survival. Cas swore he would protect her but with the clues carefully hidden, can he figure it out before Alta disappears for good? 

4 Heart Review by Ashley

Mine to Protect was my first book by Kennedy L. Mitchell and I devoured it! From the first page I knew this was going to be a twisted ride and the danger was always close by. Cas and Alta's journey was dark and full of loss. But there was also hope and possibility laced throughout all the mayhem.

There was something about Alta that made me root for her. It was in her quirks and her un-routine. Her perceptive mind and caution. How she liked animals more than people. And with very good reason after what had happened to her. But there was something about Cas that caught her off guard and not in a bad way. In a way that made her unable to look away. She was drawn to the mountain of a man, something in him called to her and made her feel safe.

But Cas wasn't without his own demons. He had lived a hard life and it shaped him. Made him bitter, hard, cold. Except with Alta. There was something about her that brought out his tender side. He wanted to hold her and protect her but in the same breath ravage her. And when the threat that brought him to town in the first place shows up at Alta's door, it was all he could do not to lock her away for her own safety.

This book was crazy intense. The build was gradual and it was all leading up to the big reveal of who was behind the murders. And when the final twist played out- whoa! I didn't see that coming at all. I was as blindsided as everyone else at whodunit. Kennedy L. Mitchell got me good with Mine to Protect. It was a non-stop thrill ride that had my heart racing.
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About the Author

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Kennedy lives in Dallas with her husband, son, and 80lb Goldendoodle who still believes he's a lap dog. A bookworm at heart Kennedy loves to snuggle up in bed or by the campfire with an​ unputdownable book. She began writing two years ago with Falling for the Chance and has no plans of stopping. Her novels are witty, action-packed, and offer enough steam for a great facial. If you like strong heroines and sexy, tattooed men who can't keep their hands off them then this author is the one for you.
 
 
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Website: https://kennedylmitchell.wordpress.com
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