It's easy to feel safe if you don't know you're in danger.... When DJ Woodward learned her father was alive, despite the fact that her mother had always told her otherwise, she was fuming! It didn't occur to her that her mother had been trying to protect her for thirty years. After all, what was so threatening about a long-lost father? But why was DJ so reluctant to tell her own four-year-old daughter she had a grandfather? Adam McAllister was fuming, too. Why hadn't DJ's mother told her the truth about Larry Galloway? Didn't she realize she was putting DJ and her daughter at risk? His hands were tied by his job--as DJ's bodyguard. Worse, he was beginning to care less about the job than he did about the woman herself. If he couldn't tell DJ the truth--and she deserved no less--how could he ever keep her safe?