Bouncing Back (Wilde's, #9)

Between his time in the Marines and working as a bouncer at Wildes, Elliott Moore has seen it all. In his line of work, breaking up fights is business as usual. When he steps into a lovers quarrel one night, though, he finds himself running interference as a traumatized man tries to get rid of a persistent and occasionally violent ex-boyfriend. Dr. Samir Ramezani has had enough. He just wants to move on from that toxic, abusive relationship, but his jerk of an ex isnt ready to let him go. When Elliott offers to back him up, Samir is grateful for the helpand irresistibly drawn to the man with the big muscles and a soft touch. Samir is terrified hes just jumping from one bad relationship to another, but Elliott isnt like men hes dated before. Hes sweet, hes gentle, and hes a sucker for Samirs beloved pets. And Elliott isnt just protective of Samiras the chemistry sizzles between them, hes falling fast. Its hard not to think this could be the real thing. That is as long as the vindictive ex-boyfriend who knows all Samirs weaknesses doesnt find a way to sabotage it. This Wildes novel is 57,000 words, and can be read as a standalone. An alternative cover edition for this ISBN can be found (https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/40524544-bouncing-back) here .