Face in the Mirror

In this 131-page sequel to For Our Good, Nathan Greene hopes to overcome his past by being placed on a new special assignment: Retrieve a witness and bring her to safety. The task seems routine, but Sydney Russell isn't what he expects, and when Nathan has to stall in delivering Sydney to the airport, he begins to feel an unprofessional, and very personal, attraction to her.Despite his feelings, Nathan is determined to complete his mission without allowing Sydney or his heart to be harmed. But Nathan's past comes back to haunt him when the drug trafficker tailing Sydney tries to blackmail Nathan: Hand Sydney over or Nathan's past indiscretions will become public knowledge.Which will prevail? Love and honor or the desire to keep his reputation intact?