Keeping Kasey (Love and Blood #3)

Kasey

I would’ve been perfectly happy doing this job from the comfort of my home, like I always do. I rarely meet my clients, let alone move in with them.

But Logan Consoli is not like other clients.

He likes games, and I’m not one to back down from a challenge.

There’s no harm in a little fun—and playing with Logan is very fun.

Until the game changes.

Beating Logan was a challenge I relished—now, it’s my only hope of survival.

Logan

I will do whatever it takes to protect my family—even if that means recruiting the bane of my existence to locate the traitors hiding in my...

Kasey

I would’ve been perfectly happy doing this job from the comfort of my home, like I always do. I rarely meet my clients, let alone move in with them.

But Logan Consoli is not like other clients.

He likes games, and I’m not one to back down from a challenge.

There’s no harm in a little fun—and playing with Logan is very fun.

Until the game changes.

Beating Logan was a challenge I relished—now, it’s my only hope of survival.

Logan

I will do whatever it takes to protect my family—even if that means recruiting the bane of my existence to locate the traitors hiding in my ranks.

Kasey’s talents? Cybersecurity and pissing me off.

She’s the most infuriating, strong-willed, self-absorbed person I’ve ever met—and kissing her is quickly becoming an addiction.

A no-strings-attached fling is exactly what I need.

And the exact opposite of what I get.

I will do whatever it takes to protect my family—even if that means killing Kasey.

Keeping Kasey is a CLOSED-DOOR American Mafia enemies-with-benefits romance, meaning that while intimate scenes are implied, they do not take place on-page. It is the third book in the Love and Blood series. It can be read as a standalone, though it contains spoilers from previous books.

Trigger warning: This book features violence, mild language, sexual references, and mature themes that may be triggering or offensive to some readers. Recommended for 18+. There is an additional trigger warning for readers who are particularly sensitive to loss.