Jaxon by Mackenzy Fox

Jaxon is every shade of wrong and a whole lotta right. When billionaire businessman John James hires Jaxon to guard his daughter, rich and privileged Morgan James, Jaxon’s high school crush, things go from bad to worse. He thinks she’s stuck up and spoiled, she thinks he’s arrogant and rude, together they may just take enemies to a whole new level.

Jaxon:
She’s feisty. She’s gorgeous. She likes to play games. What Morgan doesn’t know is that I make the rules and only I get to break them. She can act all prim and proper and have her nose stuck in the air but one thing she won’t do is break any links in my well-guarded armor.
I’ve been ordered to protect her, keep her safe, keep everyone at bay and I’ll do my job, the question is, can I keep my dirty hands off her? The only woman who’s forbidden and knows just how to get under my skin.

Morgan:
He’s bad. He’s got attitude. He puts all other men to shame. The last time I saw him was 14 years ago and so much has changed. He thinks he can boss me around. He thinks I have to do what he says, well Jaxon Westbrook can think again. I’m no push over and I don’t take orders from him. He may be my bodyguard but I’m still the one calling the shots. He works for me. Even if my heart races and my body aches every time he’s close, I won’t let him see how he affects me. It’s my secret. I’ll win this battle. I’ll weather the storm, if it’s the last thing I do.