Hawk by Ellie Masters
She uncovered a conspiracy that could burn the country down. He’s the weapon sent to get her out alive.
Savannah Cross is an FBI cybercrime analyst who was never meant to be in the field—until the night her own agency turns on her. Framed for murder and hunted by mercenaries wearing federal badges, Savannah is running with the only evidence that can stop a coordinated domestic terror attack.
Her last call goes to a shadow organization that doesn’t exist on paper.
They send Sawyer “Hawk” Morrison.
A Guardian HRS operator with scars burned into his skin and guilt carved just as deep, Sawyer specializes in impossible extractions—and in walking away before anything gets personal. But Savannah isn’t a helpless asset. She fights back with intelligence, nerve, and a lethal creativity that leaves even him stunned.
As they race from San Francisco rooftops to a hidden mountain safe house, the danger isn’t just the ticking clock or the enemies closing in—it’s the pull between them. The kind that ignites under pressure. The kind that doesn’t ask permission.
She’s brilliant, hunted, and carrying secrets that could collapse the nation.
He’s lethal, controlled, and sworn to protect her at any cost.
And when trust becomes the most dangerous weapon of all, desire may be the one thing neither of them can afford.
High-stakes action.
Relentless pursuit.
A protector who doesn’t miss—and a heroine who refuses to break.
