The Soul of a SEAL by Anne Elizabeth
Captain Bennett Oscar Sheraton
Navy SEAL, the best of the best
Dr. Kimberly Warren
Brilliant engineer, founder of secret space program
When scientists on Dr. Warren’s super-secret space mission start dying, Navy SEAL Captain Sheraton is sent in as an astronaut candidate with a hidden agenda—find the person sabotaging the program.
Kimberly and Bennett’s instant attraction may prove to be a major distraction—or it might be the key to both of their dreams coming true…
INTERESTING SEAL FACT
FAKE SEALS don’t know the history of the Teams from Scouts and Raiders thru to SEALs or the year that SEAL Team was founded. FAKE SEALS cannot GIVE you information about their time in the Team, because if they did…they’d have to KILL you. That’s not true. This person is FAKE.
Dr. Warren was what men would call a “sleeping hottie”: quiet in public, with the promise of a fierce, raw beauty in private. Perhaps he was just the man to inspire her, or perhaps she would draw out the secretive side of his soul.
Focusing on the machine in front of him, he admired those lines instead. Bennett examined the contraption before him, visually cataloging all of the possibilities. It wasn’t a car and it wasn’t a plane, yet it was both. He scratched his chin as he tried to figure out how they were going to get inside.
The smell of fuel was a welcome distraction as he walked around the object of his fascination, wondering if he would get brownie points for figuring out how to make it function. A voice spoke from directly behind him, and he startled.
Man, she is a quiet one! He knew how to shake things up and break the silence. “I noticed that your file was not listed in the personnel records,” he said. “I definitely need to know this, for security purposes. Are you currently dating anyone?”
“What? Hardly!” Her face flushed with red splotches. Embarrassment looked adorable on her. “Trust me, you couldn’t keep up with me, Captain.”
He lifted an eyebrow. That statement was definitely a dare. His inquiry was an icebreaker. Did he really want to date her? Yes, he did. His eyes strayed to her figure; the voluptuous hips and rounded backside drew him like sweet succulent red flowers did a hummingbird. She was tempting. “I’ve got skills, lady, ones you’d never guess.”
Anne Elizabeth is a romance author, comic creator, and a monthly columnist for RT Book Reviews magazine. With a BS in Business and MS in Communications from Boston University, she is a regular presenter at conventions as well as a member of The Author’s Guild and Romance Writers of America. Anne lives with her husband, a retired Navy SEAL, in the mountains above San Diego. Visit her website at www.AnneElizabeth.net.
Anne Elizabeth is a romance author, comic creator, and a monthly columnist for RT Book Reviews magazine. With a BS in Business and MS in Communications from Boston University, she is a regular presenter at conventions as well as a member of The Author’s Guild and Romance Writers of America. Anne lives with her husband, a retired Navy SEAL, in the mountains above San Diego. Visit her website at www.AnneElizabeth.net.
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