Jax: A Navy SEAL Romantic Suspense - Plot & Excerpts
I got out of the shower and a cracked the eggs and mixed them with a tomato and some salt. I ate a few handfuls of raw buckwheat in between bites of eggs. What I liked about buckwheat was that it actually wasn’t wheat in the traditional sense. It had no gluten and was lighter in my stomach than oats or barley. Protein and some carbs, but light. I was ready for whatever the night had in store. I geared up and then went through my checklist. Hotel empty? Check. Knife in place? Check. SIG SAUER P226 Navy concealed? Check. Binos? Check. I continued on down the list until I was sure I was good-to-go. Out the door to the parking garage and back over the bridge. Thankfully no toll in this direction. I could literally feel my wallet was lighter from the last crossing. It was rush hour, which I had planned. I was in the far right lane. I wanted a direct view of the water, both for strategizing and just to take in the beautiful view. And what a beautiful view it was. From the top deck it’s magical. There were some walkers making the trek across stopping to kiss and take selfies what seemed like every 20 feet. I’m not a big fan of being in photos myself and find the relentless pursuit of the best selfie one can get a bit odd, but I can’t say I blamed them.
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