superbly suspenseful: darkest night by megan erickson

the wired & dangerous series continues with darkest night, with hitman/hacker jamison "jock" bosh on duty protecting fiona madden. fiona's past as a victim of human trafficking makes her a target for the men the wired & dangerous crew are trying to take down.

when jock's cover is blown, fiona is at first shocked by the idea that someone would consider her worth protecting, but she's also grateful that once in her life she doesn't have to do all the worrying alone. for the first time in a decade fiona feels safe.

and for the first time in a decade, she also feels something other than fear or panic when she's with a man. jock was half in love with fiona before he got the job of being her bodyguard. he knows her trauma. he's seen the tapes. but he doesn't see her as damaged or broken or as something that needs to be fixed. he sees something precious and beautiful and worth protecting.

and navigating those feelings while fiona's life is in actual danger proves to be a complicated thing. but jock will do anything and everything for her. and in believing that, fiona can finally find some peace.

**darkest night will publish on july 31, 2018. i received an advance reader copy courtesy of netgalley/grand central publishing (forever) in exchange for my honest review.