Josie McCall was raised by her father to follow in his footsteps and master the art of war, and she would undoubtedly become the best if she wanted to. But instead, the girl left her father’s training camp-school for mercenary soldiers for regular office work on a computer. But now that someone has blown up the camp and her father has mysteriously disappeared from the hospital, Josie will have to use all her skills and skill as an ex-mercenary to find him and track down those responsible for the kidnapping. The girl knows a lot about explosives, hand-to-hand combat and surveillance methods. But she has almost no understanding of love relationships. She has no idea what to do with her ardent attraction to her father's new partner, Daniel Black Eagle. And this feeling is much more explosive than any of the bombs... Daniel knows exactly how to deal with such an attraction. This brooding explosives expert can't stand five steps away from Josie without wanting to touch her, taste her, and keep her out of every danger. Although she has no doubt that she will gladly smear him against the wall if she finds out about even one of his scorching fantasies. But he'll worry about that later. Right now, he's completely absorbed in finding out the identity of who planted the bomb and kidnapped Josie's father. Although Daniel is absolutely sure of one thing - he will not let the girl out of his sight for a second. Convincing one of the best mercenary soldiers he had ever known, even one as attractive and desirable as Josie McCall, that she needed a bodyguard would not be easy. But if only Josie allows it, he will willingly show her that he will not only do anything to ensure her safety, but will also help her feel like a real woman. Translation made on the website: “ webnice.ru»Worked on the translation: Dika, Kerryvaya, Pchelka, LorikThe text of the book was translated from the original language using an artificial intelligence program. For the most part, the translation of the text is of very high quality, but in some cases, due to the imperfection of the technology, there may be incorrect phrase translations in the text, as well as single words and expressions may not be translated.