His Risk to Take
His Risk to Take by Tessa Bailey is a contemporary romance published by Entangled Publishing, LLC on May 13, 2013. This edition spans 140 pages and is presented in English. The story follows homicide cop Troy Bennett, who, after a traumatic event in Chicago, transfers to the NYPD to escape his past. There, he encounters Ruby Elliott, a street-savvy pool hustler who challenges his resolve and complicates his life.
Readers will find a narrative that intertwines themes of love and danger as Troy grapples with his fears while trying to protect Ruby from a connection to a notorious felon. The tension between his protective instincts and his growing attraction to Ruby drives the plot, highlighting the risks involved in both their lives. This book delves into the complexities of relationships amid suspenseful circumstances, making it a notable addition to the romance and suspense genres.
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Homicide cop Troy Bennett had a reputation with the Chicago PD for being fearless and in control-until the night his daredevil partner is killed during a raid. From that moment on, he swears he’ll never again be responsible for the loss of a loved one. To escape his demons, Troy transfers to the NYPD, bringing him up close and personal with Ruby Elliott, a beautiful, street-savvy pool hustler.
Reckless and stubbornly independent, Ruby embodies everything Troy swore to avoid, but when she walks into the local pub and blows his carefully laid plans to hell, Troy knows he has to have her-risks be damned. But there’s a connection between Ruby’s shadowed past and a case Troy’s working involving a notorious Brooklyn felon, throwing her safety into jeopardy. Confronted with his biggest fear, Troy must push Ruby away to keep her safe…or risk both of their lives to keep her in his arms where she belongs.
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