Keeping Penny (Rescue Angels #4)

CHAPTER ONE

Penny’s heart was racing. She was terrified. But she’d learned the hard way never to show fear. Her husband had loved to see her cower. Had reveled in it. This wasn’t the same kind of situation, not at all, but lessons learned were hard to forget.

Her husband was dead now, and she didn’t have to fear him—or what he’d do to her—any longer.

What she did have to fear at this moment was the possibility the pissed-off Gabonese citizens would take out their frustrations and anger at their government on her, her daughter, and the two dozen or so other women and children on the roof of this hotel.