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Author Kat Mizera
GRIM (Shadow Security Book 1)
GRIM (Shadow Security Book 1)
Duty or desire—some battles can only be won by risking everything.
I was Special Forces—disciplined, controlled, untouchable. Now I’m an elite bodyguard, living for the next mission and nothing else. Until a routine gas stop turns into chaos, and I find myself rescuing a terrified woman from what looks like a trafficking ring.
She’s no ordinary victim. She’s the daughter of a notorious motorcycle club president—and the men who took her aren’t finished. They want her silenced.
Protecting her is supposed to be just another job. But one look into her haunted eyes, and every rule I’ve lived by starts to crack. She’s fierce, vulnerable, and stronger than she knows—making me want things I shouldn’t.
As danger closes in, resisting her becomes impossible. Every glance, every touch, draws us deeper into a fire that could consume us both.
Because in my world, love isn’t safe—it’s lethal.
I was Special Forces—disciplined, controlled, untouchable. Now I’m an elite bodyguard, living for the next mission and nothing else. Until a routine gas stop turns into chaos, and I find myself rescuing a terrified woman from what looks like a trafficking ring.
She’s no ordinary victim. She’s the daughter of a notorious motorcycle club president—and the men who took her aren’t finished. They want her silenced.
Protecting her is supposed to be just another job. But one look into her haunted eyes, and every rule I’ve lived by starts to crack. She’s fierce, vulnerable, and stronger than she knows—making me want things I shouldn’t.
As danger closes in, resisting her becomes impossible. Every glance, every touch, draws us deeper into a fire that could consume us both.
Because in my world, love isn’t safe—it’s lethal.
CW: This book contains mature content and sensitive material related to kidnapping, rape (not on the page, but she discusses the details in the aftermath), sex trafficking, violence, and explicit sexual content. Please remember--there is always a happy ending and my heroes are never the abusers.
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