Dangerous Games (Aegis Group, #3) by Sidney Bristol

Dangerous Games (Aegis Group, #3) by Sidney Bristol

Author:Sidney Bristol
Language: eng
Format: epub
Tags: vacation, office workplace, military romantic suspense soldier SEAL, alpha male, psychological thriller, geek love, on-line online romance dating doxxing
Publisher: Sidney Bristol
Published: 2016-05-17T04:00:00+00:00


14.

Andrea clung to the arm rests on either side, her feet braced against the floorboard. The man—she recognized him—but from where?

“Oh my God!” She squeezed her eyes shut as the man passed another car on the shoulder.

“Shut up,” he snapped.

He had a gun. She needed to do what he said.

But dear Lord, was he trying to kill them both?

“Watch out!” She really should not have opened her eyes, but closed—she was going to be sick.

“I said shut up.” He reached across, grabbed a handful of her shirt and shook. Threads popped and fabric ripped.

He released her, snatching the wheel in both hands.

“I’ll stop. Whatever it is I’ll stop, I swear,” she said. Andrea would promise the man anything, if he’d let her go. She wasn’t brave, she wasn’t strong, she just wanted to get away.

“You bet you’ll stop.” He stomped on the breaks and the car skidded a good ten feet, almost into the intersection.

The car was stopped.

That was important.

Why?

Because—stupid, stupid, stupid—she could get out!

Andrea grabbed the handle and pushed, throwing herself against the door. Her seatbelt snapped at the last second. The man grabbed her hair, yanking her back into the car.

He turned the wheel, cutting off the next lane, and merged into traffic.

“I’ll shoot you if you try that again,” he yelled.

“Okay, okay. I’m sorry!” She gasped for air.

Great. Seatbelts. She was going to be the first person to be killed because of a seatbelt.

“Fuck.” Her kidnapper stretched, peering into the rearview mirror.

He was short. She remembered that now. They hadn’t spoken directly, but he’d been at the Dark Matter party. Asian. Probably late thirties. But she’d never seen him before in all her life. Who the hell was he? Why did he hate her so much? What had she ever done to him?

Her kidnapper jerked the wheel, sending them shooting across three lanes of traffic.

Horns blasted.

Other cars’ wheels screeched.

Andrea screamed.

Something—someone—slammed into the rental car. They jerked sideways. Andrea bounced off the door, her head snapped around. The engine whined and the scent of burnt rubber filled the cab. This was a nightmare. The car shot forward. She had the vague, heart-stopping glimpse of another car a second before the front bumper glanced off another vehicle, but they were going faster. The car jolted, wobbled and kept going.

It was hard to see now. Had she hit her head so hard she was going blind? Or were those tears?

She wanted off this ride.

Where was Zain? She wanted him to hold her. She wanted to tell Crystal that Patricia was wrong for her. She needed to tell her parents she loved them.

The car was roaring and yet they weren’t going all that fast. Something must have been broken. This was a car, not a bumper car.

She blinked, droplets hanging off her lashes.

Yup. Crying like a badass.

Her kidnapper cranked the wheel and they coasted into a parking lot. One she recognized. She always hit that bump, no matter how many times she told herself to swing wide.

This was her shopping mall.

Her chest heaved.



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