Entry Shock

<p>Shark shifter <strong>Mackey</strong> doesn't need a rescue partner especially one as <strong>reckless and hot</strong> as this new shark. <strong>Trick</strong>'s just begging for discipline and Mackey's willing to <strong>break him down</strong>. But doing so could threaten his own carefully constructed defenses.</p><p> </p><p>+</p><p> </p><p><strong>Shark shifter Ian Mackey works alone.</strong></p><p>His job is important: to protect the guys in his covert rescue swimmer unit-from predators from the press from each other.</p><p>So what if he lives alone too? And eats alone? And sleeps alone?</p><p>Solitude works for him. Lets him focus on the job and a few favorite extracurriculars.</p><p>The last thing he needs is a rescue partner.</p><p>Especially one who's prickly and stubborn and distractingly hot.</p><p>And who intends to evade Mackey in the water and out.</p><p> </p><p><strong>Trick Harper doesn't need a damned babysitter.</strong></p><p>He's a veteran rescue shifter. He embraces the mission he gets the job done and his deafness is an asset.</p><p>So what if he does things his own way? Goes a little off-plan? Gets creative?</p><p>Autonomy works for him. Or it did until the one time it didn't.</p><p>Now he's chained to another shark a hulking bruiser who pushes every button Trick's got.</p><p>Especially the ones that haven't been touched in a while.</p><p>If Mackey takes matters into his big scarred hands ignoring him is going to be impossible.</p><p> </p><p>+</p><p> </p><p>ENTRY SHOCK is the 3rd novel in the ROGUE RESCUE series.</p><p> </p><p>Content Notes: internal & external ableism; graphic injury; depictions of sea rescues; killing of wild sharks; killing in self-defense; memory of parental death</p><p> </p>