Audiobook Review: Only the Lucky
I've protected senators, CEOs, and people who don't realize how dangerous their ambitions make them. I know how to read a room, spot a threat, and stay detached. Alicia Morgan was never supposed to be a problem. She's brilliant. Controlled. A crisis-management powerhouse who refuses to believe she needs protection—until a man turns up dead and the evidence points directly at her. When KOAN assigns me to her detail, the rules are keep her safe, keep her daughter safe, and don't cross lines that can't be uncrossed. Living in her house makes that last rule harder by the day. Alicia isn't reckless—she's guarded. She doesn't share everything. And the more time I spend watching her navigate a murder she didn't commit, a custody battle, and a life held together by sheer force of will, the clearer it becomes that the real risk isn't external. It's personal. It's emotional. It's the secrets people protect because they think they're harml...