To Have and to Hold (Captive)

Her carefully planned kidnap had one problem: the hostage was having the time of his life.

Reverie Shaw hadn’t planned on becoming a criminal. But when her boss, Leo, steals from Boston’s most dangerous man and leaves her looking like the culprit, it
becomes her problem. Now she must return what Leo took or pay the forfeit—with her life.

With Leo vanished and the bounty with him, Reverie does the only reasonable thing she can to flush him out: kidnap his brother for leverage.

Lazlo Vega is a paramedic, a hypochondriac, and a man who finds a loaded gun at his chest the best time he’s had in months. What could be more entertaining than
allowing the beautiful, fumbling woman who’s zip-tied him to a warehouse chair to think she has the upper hand?
 

What Reverie doesn’t know is that Lazlo has a very particular skill set, and it has nothing to do with saving lives. He has no intention of leaving until she realizes she doesn’t want him to.