For The Love Of A Good Woman Box 3 — Giulia Lagomarsino

 This is box three in the For The Love Of A Good Woman series and should be read in order. SebastianStubborn. Bull-headed. Sexy as hell.That was Maggie—the woman I was currently protecting.As the owner of Reed Security, I didn't go into the field that often, but I was coerced into playing bodyguard for the trouble-making reporter.She didn't listen to a damn thing I said and was constantly putting herself in danger. This story she was investigating was going to get her killed if she didn't learn to listen.More troubling was the fact that I was seriously attracted to her and was having a hard time keeping my hands off her.She was a distraction I really needed to avoid if I wanted to keep us both alive. SeanNever fall for two women.It may sound like an awesome situation to any man, but finding a way out is nearly impossible once you're in the thick of it. And deciding between them?Impossible.The first woman is the one I'm meant to be with. I know it in my heart. I've been chasing her for so long, I can't remember a time without her.And then there's the second woman, the one I need to stay away from. She's so uptight, so religious, and…infuriating.Yeah, there's no other way to put it.She corrects my grammar nonstop. She refuses to have any fun.Worst…she drives an electric car.I'm sorry, but how do you chase down a suspect when the leaves are falling off that tree on the dashboard?Still, I have to choose. One woman could ruin my life, and the other could finally give me everything I want. I just have to be smart enough to realize which is which. RyanI wanted her from the moment I met her. Something sparked between us and felt right. But she kept pushing me away.Until one day, I saw her outside her apartment, crying her eyes out. Those tears of frustration tore at my heart. I knew I could help her.Sure, I'll marry you to help you keep custody of your kid.Maybe it was the Vegas wedding or the fact that her son was there. Everything blew up, but I told her I would do this—and I meant it at the time.Everything changed the moment we got home. I was no longer chasing this single woman I wanted to date. I was married to her and was now a stepfather. Life would never be the same. Was I insane for taking this on?The kid hated me.His mother no longer looked at me with those loving eyes. I was screwing up left and right with no clear way to solve any of it.If I was going to make this work, I needed a crash course on how to be a good husband.Do they make books about that?