Kian Unleashed (TEAM KOA ALPHA #5) by Kris Norris EPUB & PDF – eBook Details Online
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- Authors: Kris Norris
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- Genre: contemporary romance
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“You know, Kian, if you keep hanging out here by yourself, I’m going
to start calling you, Waylen.”
Kian Fox glanced to his right, flipping off one of his best
friends and former teammates, Lane Benning, as the guy sauntered over,
handing Kian a beer. “You’re just sore because your lady friend turned you
down.” Kian elbowed Lane in the ribs. “Either you’ve lost your mojo, or
you’re still stuck on the mystery woman who made you late to the party.”
Lane gave him a shove. “Shut up. There’s no freaking mystery woman.”
“Right, and Harlan’s not over there, brooding, because Raider’s teasing
him about never having a one-night stand.”
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Lane looked over his shoulder, chuckling as Harlan rolled his eyes at
whatever their other buddy, Raider Torres had said. “Harlan makes it too
damn easy. Though, he could loosen up a bit.”
Lane motioned to the surroundings. “Even if this wasn’t a party for the
best CO we ever had, the ranch is impressive enough to warrant a pause.”
“You know Harlan. He can’t relax until he’s talked someone down off
the ledge. And with how much booze is going around, I’m not sure
anyone’s going to be sober enough to need an expert negotiator.”
Lane laughed, again. Louder. “I love the guy like a brother, but damn…
he’s more serious than a heart attack. Speaking of which… Is that your
paramedic bag tucked against the bar?”
Kian smiled. Of course, Lane had spotted his medic bag. Lane had been
their resident sniper, and nothing slipped past the man. Which was why
Kian found it amusing that Lane had all but chucked any form of schedule
out the window since they’d all retired six months ago. Always arriving
either early or late. Though, after all the years they’d spent planning every
detail of a mission down to the second, Kian couldn’t blame him.
He shrugged. “Drunk people have a tendency to need medical care. I’m
simply being proactive. I like this shirt — I don’t want to have to use it to
stem the bleeding on some drunk sailor.” He smoothed his hand down the
front. “I just bought it.”
“I can tell. It’s very… umm…”
“Stylish? Sexy?” Kian winked at Lane, knowing it would irk the guy.
“Awesome?”
“White. It’s white and bright and clean. Like, ridiculously clean.”
“Shut up.”
“So, now’s not the time to tell you about that barbecue stain…”
“Nice try, wise ass. But Raider already pulled that one on me, the
bastard. Right after he tossed a rock my way yelling, frag out.”
“He does have a unique sense of humor. But I’m sure we would, too, if
we dealt with bombs all day. I don’t care how much he claims it’s the safest
gig out there, the guy’s nuts.”
“I don’t know… You’re the one going on about me wearing a white
shirt to a party.”
“You brought your medic bag because you thought you’d have to deal
with blood, which seems at odds with wearing white. Besides, you haven’t
voluntarily worn that color since that fiasco in Paris.” Lane snorted. “I don’t
think an inch of your shirt was clean by the time you were done patching up
that kid.”
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