Operation: Trusted Angel

I am already hard at work writing the next book in the Shepherd Security Series, Operation: Trusted Angel.

This is Michaela’s story, and it picks up a few months after they get back from the Beach, after getting together. Things really heat up—Chicago proves to be hotter than the Beach!

On this book cover are Michaela, Shepherd and Cooper. When we shot the cover (we do all cover shoots in my living room) the models laughed so hard, thinking this was a ménage à trois story. It, of course, is not, but I hope my readers find this one a page turner!

​Michaela has been in every book, but until Beach Angel, we didn’t really get to know her. She’s been a friend to many, Angel and Madison, Garcia and Lambchop.
In this book, we find out about her past, how she got the knowledge to be their tech goddess, how she met Shepherd, and why she’d been standoffish for so long, not engaging with anyone at the agency until Angel became a part of it.
 
Everyone has a past, and Michaela’s is not what anyone would expect.
More to follow - I am planning a late May 2021 release of Operation: Trusted Angel
 
I have 20 books planned in the series. If you haven’t read one yet, please give it a try!
 
Shepherd’s book, Operation: Healing Angel makes book 9 in the series.
Michaela’s story, Operation: Trusted Angel makes book 10.
 
The next few books in the series are:
 
Book 11 - Operation: Spirit Angel, Michael Cooper’s story
Book 12 - Operation: Blood Angel, Brody ‘BT’ Templeton, former Ops analyst, current Team Leader for Echo Team
 
Also planned and not necessarily in this order, are:
 
Operation: Silent Angel, Yvette ‘Control’ Donaldson’s story
Operation: Broken Angel, Charlie Team’s medic, Mike ‘Powder’ Rogers’ story
Operation: Valiant Angel, Charlie Team’s Leader, Jimmy ‘Taco’ Wilson’s story
Operation: Sharp Angel, Charlie Team’s Carter ‘Moe’ Tessman’s story
Operation: Static Angel, Charlie Team’s Rich Burke’s Story
Operation: Shadow Angel, Ops Analyst and Digital Team member, Caleb ‘Hound dog’ Smith
 
Unnamed but planned:
Joe Lassiter’s story