Logan by Carole Mortimer

LOGAN Steele is having a bad day. Well…after being shot, and almost dying, he’s having a bad month. Being forced to recuperate by manning the offices at Steele Protectors, the family security company, is not improving his already short temper.
Which might be one explanation as to why Logan, after having a particularly difficult weekend, is so rude to the beautiful August Harvey when she is shown into his office one wet Monday afternoon.
The other reason could be that Logan is just naturally rude and impatient.
Nor is his mood improved by what August Harvey has to tell him.
August had thought she was doing the right thing by coming to see one of the Steele brothers when her friend Jenna disappears. But after only two minutes in the company of Logan Steele, August is seriously rethinking that decision. Logan might be one of the most dangerous and handsome men she has ever seen, and hotter than hell, but he’s also arrogant, rude, and just all-round impossible.
But there’s no denying that Jenna is missing, and the Steele brothers are the ones that need to find her.
Being treated as if she might have had something to do with Jenna’s disappearances is the last thing August expected.