Introduction

Remy Guidry doesn’t do relationships. He tried the marriage thing once, back in Louisiana, and learned the hard way that all he really needs in life is a cold beer, some good friends, and the occasional hookup. His job as a bodyguard with McKay-Taggart gives him purpose and lovely perks, like access to Sanctum. The last thing he needs in his life is a woman with stars in her eyes and babies in her future.Lisa Daley’s life is finally going in the right direction. She has finally graduated from college after years of putting herself through school. She’s got a new job at an accounting firm and she’s finished her Sanctum training. Finally on her own and having fun, her life seems pretty perfect. Except she’s lonely and the one man she wants won’t give her a second look.There is one other little glitch. Apparently, her new firm is really a front for the mob and now they want her dead. Assassins can really ruin a fun girls’ night out.Suddenly strapped to the very same six-foot-five-inch hunk of a bodyguard who makes her heart pound, Lisa can’t decide if this situation is a blessing or a curse. As the mob closes in, Remy takes his tempting new charge back to the safest place he knows — his home in the bayou.Surrounded by his past, he can’t help wondering if Lisa is his future. To answer that question, he just has to keep her alive.

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She walked down the stairs, unable to take her eyes off the massive windows that showed her the bay. There was a big patio area where patrons could sit and watch the boats in the distance. Morning made the world gauzy and soft. Beyond the patio there were several piers with boat slips. Most of the large ones were empty, likely the big shrimpers, but the smaller personal boats were still docked in their places. Beyond the pier was endless ocean and gentle waves. ... view entire excerpt...

Discussion Questions

From the author:

1. What impact do you think Lisa Daley’s childhood had on her romantic relationships as an adult?
2. Family is a theme in Close Cover—both biological and found. What are some of the differences in the way the Daley family and the Guidry family handle Lisa and Remy’s relationship?
3. Do you agree with how Lisa’s siblings protect her? Remy goes along with the idea of not telling Lisa he’s actually her bodyguard. Does Lisa forgive him too easily?
4. How do you feel about the town of Papillon? Remy and Lisa go from the cosmopolitan city of Dallas to small-town Louisiana. What kind of adjustments will they have to make and how will it affect their relationship going forward?
5. Should Lisa give Josette back her hair?

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