Title: Truth in the Lie
Series: The Leonidas Corporation #2
Series: The Leonidas Corporation #2
Author: Tarina Deaton
Genre: Contemporary Romance
Release Date: February 6, 2020
Release Date: February 6, 2020
Blurb
The Navy has pronounced Addison Foster’s twin
brother “Killed in Action.” Except their bond tells her Braedon is still alive
– hurt and in danger, but alive. She will go to any lengths to find him. If
only someone would believe her.
Not only does Devon Nash, TLC security
specialist and her brother’s former SEAL teammate, believe Addison—he has information
on where Braedon is.
Joining forces with The Leonidas Corporation
to rescue her brother, Addison goes undercover as a Domme in training—with
Devon as her sub. In the dark world of human trafficking, their mission depends
on convincing a dangerous Mistress they are who they say they are. Pulling off
the biggest lie of their lives has unintended consequences and puts them in
positions they never expected.
In a battle for dominance, only the truth will
determine the winner.
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Excerpt
Sitting two seats down the table from Addison, Devon watched
her process the information that her brother was alive and being held captive.
Everyone at the table remained quiet, even Angie, whose ADHD usually resulted
in her talking to fill the silence. She still shifted from foot to foot, pain
and empathy etched on her face, but she stayed quiet.
The urge to push back from the table and gather Addison in
his arms was almost overwhelming. It wasn’t his right or his place and she
didn’t seem the type to accept such overt, public comfort. Not from a virtual
stranger anyway.
Knowing that didn’t help tamp down the rage burning inside
him. His palms itched to touch her—had itched to touch her since the moment
he’d walked into the conference room. A strand of hair had fallen at her
temple, and he wanted nothing more than to cradle her head, push that lock of
hair away from her temple, and tell her it would be okay. Take all the hurt and
pain she desperately tried to hide and promise her he would make it okay. They
were going to help her and get her brother back—whatever it took.
Addison rubbed her hands against her forehead twice before
lowering them to the table. Her cheeks puffed out as she blew out a breath
before sipping her coffee.
“So, they’re in Crimea?” she asked.
“We believe so, yes,” Graham said softly.
“How did they get there from Syria?”
“We’re not sure how the events in Syria played out, but they
were probably moved overland to the Black Sea,” Paige said. “Crimea is a hotbed
for black market activity.”
“If the military isn’t going to help, what about the State
Department?” Addison asked.
Graham shook his head. “They have no presence in Crimea and
they’re prohibited from traveling there, so there’s no help on that front.”
“Then what?” Her voice caught at the end, and Devon clenched
his jaw, watching her struggle to stay calm. “What good is knowing he’s alive
if there’s no way to get him?”
Searching the room as if looking for an escape, or a
lifeline, her gaze found his. If he could only touch her, but he wasn’t close
enough. All he could do was convey his support through his gaze and provide a
stable anchor.
Paige did what Devon couldn’t—wrapped her hand around
Addison’s. “We’re going to get him, Addison—him and Michael.”
“We who?” she asked.
Finally, Devon had something to give her—a promise he swore
not to break, no matter the cost. “Us. TLC. We’re going to get him.”
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Author Bio
Tarina is
an award winning author who has spent her entire life in and around the
military — first as a dependent and then as an enlisted Air Force Member. Her
debut novel, Stitched Up Heart, released in September 2016. She draws heavily
from her own military experience when crafting stories and characters.
Tarina is still active duty and a single mom of six-year-old twins. She can be
found in random places around the world while she tries to get her twins
interested in “another castle”. Her
favorite hobby is sleep. She has delusions of retiring from the military and
being a stay-at-home mom.
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