title: Necessary Risk (Bodyguard)
author:  Tara Wyatt 
description: Los Angeles celebrities (all fictional) star in Wyatts debut, the first in her Bodyguard Series. Former child TV star Sierra Blake is a spokeswoman for Choices, a womans health organization, after a wild streak during her teenage years led her to the nonprofit. Someone who has a grudge against the reproductive-rights group begins targeting her. A red-dyed diaper is thrown at her; then someone breaks into her home. She hires bodyguard Sean Owens, impressed by his quiet confidence and the instant pull between them. Sean, a former minor-league baseball player, gave up his career to help his dad with his security firm, though his failure to save someone 10 years earlier haunts him. Rising tensions as the attacks accelerate, incandescent sex scenes, and a believable villain make this a compelling read. The emphasis on womens issues is appealing, and well-developed secondary characters set up the next book in the series. Agent: Jessica Watterson, Sandra Dijkstra Literary Agency. (Mar.)\n
zlib_text: Danger is his destiny…
  When his homecoming is rocked by an explosion, former FBI agent Rick
  Cloud puts R & R on hold. His undercover instincts warn him he’s the target;
  his Navajo gifts tell him the reason is well hidden...deep in the walls of
  Copper Canyon. And only local beauty Kim Nelson can lead him to it. He
  saved her life in the explosion, now she must help him save his.
  Is love his legacy?
  Concealed in the canyon is a message from his medicine-man foster father
  that only Rick can decipher. But someone will kill to keep it there. Trapped
  in the line of fire, the lawman loner knows only one thing: he must protect
  Kim from danger...and himself from giving in to desire.
  
  “We’ve lost our brakes. Hold on.”
  He glanced at Kim. Her eyes were wide with fear.
  Ahead was a sharp curve and a steep drop. At this speed they’d fly over the
  edge. Rick had no choice. He rammed into a scrub oak thicket. They
  fishtailed, then finally slid to a stop, dust enveloping them in a cloud.
  “This was no acci