My Bodyguard Fell in Love with a Wanted Woman

MY BODYGUARD FELL IN LOVE WITH A WANTED WOMAN
 

Durita Djurhuus knows how to protect people. She knows how to read the weather, measure a distance, and stay calm when everything around her begins to fall apart. What she does not expect is to be hired to protect a woman who may be carrying evidence capable of destroying powerful men.

Oddvør Hentze is twenty-nine years old and wanted in connection with her father's mysterious death. She insists she is not a killer—but she possesses forty-three pages of an old "ice register," records that could expose a dangerous conspiracy involving fishing quotas, money, and corruption across the Faroe Islands.

Durita is offered fourteen thousand kroner to escort Oddvør from Klaksvík to a ship bound for Denmark. It should be a simple three-day assignment. No gun. No questions. No emotional involvement.

Then the weather changes.

A violent North Atlantic storm delays their escape, forcing Durita to take Oddvør to a remote turf house on Mykines. Isolated by wind, rain, and the sea, the two women begin to uncover the truth behind Oddvør's father's death—and realize that someone is willing to pay a much higher price to make sure the truth never reaches Denmark.

As danger closes in, professional duty becomes personal. Durita was paid to protect a wanted woman.

She was never supposed to believe her.

And she certainly was never supposed to fall in love with her.