Enough Love by Lauren Snow

Rachel Benning is a pharmacy tech at the local drugstore. She loves her work, and she loves her customers. But there’s one in particular that she especially adores, one that she absolutely cannot stop staring at. Mike Eisenhower. Self-made billionaire, grade-A hottie. She’s examined every inch of him: his perfect teeth, that wavy hair, those killer dimples, and the way his suit jackets hug his muscular torso. Pure eye candy.
Mike frequents the pharmacy for his weekly fill of pressure pills. A routine born out of his increasingly difficult workload at the office. Rachel always makes sure he gets enough for his dosage, and Mike always makes sure she gets a generous tip for being so nice.
One night, while catching the bus home from work, Rachel is pursued by a pair of hoodlums who want something from her. Her virginity? Her money? Her life? She doesn’t know. But whatever it is, she doesn’t want to stick around and find out. And Mike won’t allow her to, either. He swoops in like a shining knight and rescues her from certain danger.
But it’s a little convenient that he’s around at the exact time this happens . . . in an area he only comes to once a week, at that.
Did he know this would happen?
Did he set this up?
It’s possible. But all Rachel knows is that she’s safe. And that this man came through in a clutch.
From that point on, Mike insists that he take her home from work.
There’s something off about Mike . . . she can’t quite place it, but it’s there . . .
He tells her that he’s willing to do anything to protect her.
She just has to trust him?
Will she?