Operation: Sharp Angel

A horrific crime left Becca Elliot in the middle of a nightmare. And even worse, the police got it wrong. She turned to Shepherd Security to get it right.

United States Marine Raider and Shepherd Security Operator Carter ‘Moe’ Tessman was well-respected in the SpecOps community and was considered a Marine’s Marine. He was a no-nonsense, experienced combat veteran. His baby-face didn’t match his reputation and resume though. At thirty-five years old, he still got carded when buying alcohol more often than not.
He worked hard and played even harder, knowing every mission could be his last. Commitment, family, settling...

A horrific crime left Becca Elliot in the middle of a nightmare. And even worse, the police got it wrong. She turned to Shepherd Security to get it right.

United States Marine Raider and Shepherd Security Operator Carter ‘Moe’ Tessman was well-respected in the SpecOps community and was considered a Marine’s Marine. He was a no-nonsense, experienced combat veteran. His baby-face didn’t match his reputation and resume though. At thirty-five years old, he still got carded when buying alcohol more often than not.
He worked hard and played even harder, knowing every mission could be his last. Commitment, family, settling down were not words that ever ran through his thoughts.
He had been personally recruited by Colonel Sam Shepherd, a man he’d worked alongside of and respected immensely, and he was proud of all he’d accomplished both as a Marine and as a Shepherd Security Operator.
But things are changing at Shepherd Security with the types of cases he’s assigned to, and amongst his teammates, many of whom have women in their lives. Tessman doesn’t know it when he meets the client, Becca Elliot, and is assigned to her case, but things are about to change for him too.
Warning, this story is realistic, with adult language and content on the way to the HEA. This is book 17 in the Shepherd Security series. Even though the story does continue from book to book, each is a stand-alone story and can be read without reading the prior book(s), but they are best enjoyed in order.