Revelation (The Protectors, Book 7) by Sloane Kennedy

Author:Sloane Kennedy [Kennedy, Sloane]
Language: eng
Format: epub
Published: 2017-04-06T16:00:00+00:00

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“Jace, you have us?” I asked as Ethan and I got out of the car.

“I have you,” came the response. “Parking garage,” Jace said, his voice loud in my ear. I’d explained to Ethan that I would be wearing a communication device in my ear that would allow me to communicate with my teammate, Jace Christenson. Although I wasn’t expecting trouble while we emptied out the safe deposit box, I’d decided that having a second set of eyes on us wouldn’t hurt and since Jace was based out of D.C., it had made sense to call him, though I’d never worked with him directly.

Ethan was tense next to me as we crossed the parking lot next to the bank. I glanced up and saw a glimpse of Jace as he got set up on the top floor of the parking garage across the street from the bank. I could see he had a pair of binoculars, but his position didn’t allow me to see much else. But I knew he’d come prepared to provide the support we might need if anything went wrong.

We’d landed at a small airstrip early that morning after leaving Ethan’s family late the night before. The visit with his family had gone as expected. Shock, grief, excitement…the range of emotions as the Rhodes family had been reunited with their son had been endless…and powerful. I’d found myself envious at times of how close they were. As expected, there’d been no anger with Ethan and his sudden return, just pure happiness. So much so, that Ethan’s mother had grabbed me in a giant hug because she’d decided I’d played some big role in bringing her son home to her.

Ethan had panicked when she’d hugged me, but I’d managed to maintain control of myself and I’d given him the smallest shake of my head when he’d tried to stop his mother. Luckily, she hadn’t held on to me for long since she’d wanted Ethan back in her arms right away.

It had been brutal to watch his family learn the truth about what had happened to him over the years he’d been gone, and that hadn’t even taken into account how much he’d left out. It hadn’t really mattered because his family had suffered anyway. There’d been lots of tears and outrage, but there’d been a lot of joyous moments for Ethan too. He’d discovered his sister was married and pregnant and his brother, Garrett, was engaged. They’d shared dozens and dozens of stories in the few hours we’d spent with them and when it had come time to say goodbye, there’d been another round of tears and hugs and promises. His mother had hugged me again, but it had been easier the second time around because she’d been crying and begging me to promise to bring her son home. It was hard to consider a weeping, shaking woman a threat, so I’d held her and promised I would do exactly as she’d asked.

I’d decided that we

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