Micah Teague has the kindest face on the whole route. That's the point. Five times, the organization that owns him has sent him to close a house quietly and permanently, and five women let him through the door because he was the one man they trusted. He has never lied to any of them. He has never had to.
Greta Vail already knows what's coming. Nine years running a safe house has taught her to read a driver before he knocks, and the morning Micah Teague shows up outside the schedule, with no guest riding along, she doesn't run. She packs a bag, pours two cups of coffee, and gets in his car before he can decide not to let her.
What she's selling him is time: a house's secret for an hour, a name for a day. What he's buying, without ever saying so, is the first honest hour he's had in four years behind the wheel. Every mile south takes him further from the man dispatch expects him to be. Every stop costs her something she can't get back.
He was sent to end her. She may be the only person who's ever wanted to know what that costs him.
DRIVEN is a fast, dark, dual-POV enemies-to-lovers romance about the driver an organization trusts to do its quietest work, and the woman who gets in the car anyway. Forced proximity. One bed. One car. A twenty-one day clock neither of them can stop. Open-door, no cheating, guaranteed HEA - but nobody gets off this road clean.
Book 2 of THE TWELVE HOUSES. A complete, standalone story - new readers lose nothing starting here.