Mountain Men Mercenaries Series by K.L. Ramsey

Broken, that was who I was now—a broken shell of the person I used to be. Jordan Wolf had taken me to send a message to my family. He was the one who broke me, used me, and left me for dead. I wish I had died too, but instead, I had to learn to pick up the shattered pieces of my soul and find my way forward—alone, because I knew I wasn’t worthy of anyone as good as Dean Quinn being in my life. He was my childhood sweetheart and the man I gave my heart to long ago... moreBroken, that was who I was now—a broken shell of the person I used to be. Jordan Wolf had taken me to send a message to my family. He was the one who broke me, used me, and left me for dead. I wish I had died too, but instead, I had to learn to pick up the shattered pieces of my soul and find my way forward—alone, because I knew I wasn’t worthy of anyone as good as Dean Quinn being in my life. He was my childhood sweetheart and the man I gave my heart to long ago. I couldn’t ask him to love the broken pieces that were left after Wolf finished with me. There wasn’t enough left of me to give to Dean—not anymore.Saving Jules wasn’t an option—it was a necessity. She had always been the love of my life but now, she might be lost to me forever. I got her back from the assholes who wanted to kill her, but she wasn’t the same woman anymore. They hurt her—did unspeakable things to her and now, I might never see the carefree happy girl I grew up with. My only consolation was my vow to find the man who all but destroyed the woman that I loved. I’d find him and kill him for what he had done to Jules—consequences be damned.Eagle Eye is book one of the Mountain Men Mercenaries series by K.L. Ramsey. less

They wanted me dead and the only way that they could track me down was through a man that they called, “Hacker.” He was supposed to be one of the good guys, but to me, he was just an obstacle. I was good at hiding in plain sight and making myself disappear was easy. I was untraceable—at least that was what I thought until Hacker showed up on my doorstep claiming that he wanted to help me. Yeah—I didn’t believe a word the guy was saying but using him to get what I wanted was going to be fun... moreThey wanted me dead and the only way that they could track me down was through a man that they called, “Hacker.” He was supposed to be one of the good guys, but to me, he was just an obstacle. I was good at hiding in plain sight and making myself disappear was easy. I was untraceable—at least that was what I thought until Hacker showed up on my doorstep claiming that he wanted to help me. Yeah—I didn’t believe a word the guy was saying but using him to get what I wanted was going to be fun. Bringing down my father’s data processing company was the end goal, and with Hacker unknowingly helping me, I’d reach that objective.Bren Bristol wasn’t someone to be messed around with but that was all I wanted to do with the hot computer nerd. Her father had hired me to track her down after she disappeared and wiped herself from digital existence. She vowed to bring down Bristol Industries, one of the largest data processing companies in the world, and ultimately, her father. She was one of the best hackers that I’ve ever seen, but I was better. Finding her might prove difficult, but not impossible. I would find her and then, I’d offer to help her bring down her father’s company. It was the only way to earn her trust and if she ended up in my bed for a little fun on the side, that would be just fine with me.Hacker is book two of the Mountain Men Mercenaries series by K.L. Ramsey. less

Two hundred and thirty-eight—that was the exact number of men I killed while serving my country, earning me the nickname Widowmaker. Guys would call me that and joke about me being a “killing machine”, but I hated that fucking nickname. All I wanted to do was find a little cabin out in the middle of nowhere, but every time I disappeared, I’d get called up for another assignment. As soon as I could break free from good old Uncle Sam, I would and I’d find that life I had been dreaming of... moreTwo hundred and thirty-eight—that was the exact number of men I killed while serving my country, earning me the nickname Widowmaker. Guys would call me that and joke about me being a “killing machine”, but I hated that fucking nickname. All I wanted to do was find a little cabin out in the middle of nowhere, but every time I disappeared, I’d get called up for another assignment. As soon as I could break free from good old Uncle Sam, I would and I’d find that life I had been dreaming of. That was the plan until Eagle Eye showed up at my cabin, telling me about an elite group of Mercenaries who needed my help. My old friend was calling in the favor I owed him and telling him no wasn’t an option.Being locked in a cage made me long for things that I never thought I’d wish for—namely death. At twenty-three, I had so much more life to live, and God, I loved living it. I lived too—going to clubs with friends while finishing my senior year of college. Sometimes, I had to pinch myself that this was my life. That all changed the night I left my dorm room to hit the clubs with my roommates. I never saw that van until it was too late, pulling around the corner, blocking my path into the club. Three men jumped out and before I could even scream, they stuck a needle in my neck, and my world went dark. Now, I sit here in this cage, wishing for death and knowing that sooner or later, he’ll come for me.Widowmaker is book three of the Mountain Men Mercenaries series by K.L. Ramsey. less