A SEAL's Seduction (Alpha SEALs Book 4) Read Online Free PDF

with a crush on the captain of the football team.  Why couldn’t he just fade into the background when he was around like all the other men on the SEAL team?  Instead, it was like he was a magnet, drawing her to him, and no matter how hard she tried to pull away, resistance was futile.
    Lexi laughed.  “Sweetie, come on.  It sure seemed like you guys kissed and made up earlier.  Can’t you move on?  Maybe play nice for the night?”
    “Hey, you guys made it!” Patrick called out from where he stood helping Rebecca pull food from the cooler.  He was tall and massive as well, with a snug fitting shirt that hugged all his muscles and cool, ice blue eyes.
    “I hope you’re hungry,” Rebecca said.  “We brought enough food to feed an army.”
    “Or a hungry SEAL team,” Patrick joked.
    Kenley glanced over her shoulder to see Mike approaching along with another guy.  Her heart skittered to a stop as a chill raced down her spine, immediately followed by a flush that washed over her skin.  Her entire body was pulsing with awareness, every nerve ending tingling.  She was frozen in place, unable to move or even look away as the guys approached.  Blue eyes nailed her with a gaze.  Just perfect.  Now she’d been caught gawking.
    “Are you okay?” Lexi whispered.
    Kenley glanced back at her friend.  “I’m fine,” she huffed.  “Just because he’s here doesn’t mean I need to talk to him.  Or associate with him.”  She hastened a glance back.
    “Or look at him,” Christopher teased.
    Kenley could feel her face flaming.  “I was just trying to figure out who he was with,” she said lightly.  “You can’t expect me to remember who everyone is.”
    Christopher raised his eyebrows as Lexi playfully elbowed him in the side.
    “That’s just Brent,” Christopher said.  “Don’t worry about him.”
    Kenley resisted the urge to shudder.  If anyone freaked her out more than Mike, it was him.  The vibe he gave off was unpleasant at best and predatory at worst.  He was like a lion stalking a lamb and made Mike seem pretty damn tame in comparison.  From the stories Lexi had told her about Brent, he was with a different woman every night of the week.  While she was up for some excitement in her life, he was way too far at the opposite end of the spectrum for her liking.
    Brent mumbled a hello to them but sauntered over to the cooler to grab a beer from Matthew.  They waved at another group of people in the distance—one guy with a group of women.  Kenley watched them, puzzled.
    “Evan’s girlfriend, Alison, is bringing some of her nurse friends tonight,” Mike explained as he stopped at her side, his voice deep.  She turned back to meet his searching blue gaze.  He hadn’t even bothered to say hello to her. The fact that Lexi discreetly dragged Christopher away at that exact moment didn’t escape her notice.  She’d have to kill her friend later for leaving her alone with Mike.
    “Looking to meet someone?” Kenley couldn’t help but retort.  She felt her face burning.  What the hell was wrong with her?  Who cared if he met some chick and made out with her all night by the roaring fire?  It sure the hell wasn’t her concern.
    “Not exactly,” Mike said, his voice gruff.  His six feet plus towered above her own petite frame, and as she took in his cropped dark hair and chiseled features, she had to admit to herself that he was handsome.  Not that she’d ever tell him that.
    His bulk was contained beneath a long-sleeved tee shirt that stretched across his massive chest and broad shoulders.  His pecs stood out against the snug fabric, and she knew exactly what the washboard abs concealed beneath his clothes looked like.  Well-worn jeans clung to his muscular thighs, and work boots encased his feet.  The man looked mouth-watering from head to toe.  Not that she’d be sampling a taste.
    “Boots?” she asked.
    Mike shrugged.  “It’s mid-October, not July.  Are you