Trigger’s Light by Carol Dawn

Thea:
Life used to be simple. It was predictable. I would wake up, eat breakfast, and get ready for work. I would spend my days organizing books and hanging out with my boss. Yeah, it got boring. And lonely. But it was safe. Then everything hit me at once. Blow after blow after blow. Now, I’m thrust into this world of bad boy bikers, and I’m in over my head. Someone is trying to kill me, and I’ve put my life in the hands of a man who won’t stop glaring at me. But, I feel a connection with him from the very moment we meet. Even though he keeps insulting me.

Trigger:
Why is it so hard for people to leave me alone? I keep to myself. That’s the way I like it. That’s the way I expect to live my life. In my own darkness. Then I’m bombarded by a woman who radiates warmth and light. A woman I want to stay far away from. So, I do what I do best, and I let my personality shine. Her eyes darken from my hurtful words, but I get my point across. However, she’s being stalked. She’s prey to some predator who thinks he can hurt what’s mine. She may not be mine, in reality. I never want her to experience the vast amount of darkness that is me, but she’s mine nonetheless. Even if it is from a distance. But, that distance isn’t enough to protect her. That distance was a mistake. One I don’t plan to make again.