Love Came Knocking

As Stacy Braes, little car limps into the parking lot, she hopes they agree to let her hire them. Please let the lights still on mean a person is still working. Her stalker is right behind her, and she knows he intends to kill her. To her relief, a large man answers her knocks and screams.
As he lets her in, the large man suddenly throws her to the floor, covering her with his body. In doing so, he shields her from gunshots. The attack officially moving Stacy from scared to completely terrified.
Let's also toss in turned on. That is a whole lot of man that has jumped to protect her. Can she hire him to protect her up close, and very personal?
Sitting alone at Men At Arms Security provides no answer as to why all his friends are finding love so easily. Then again sitting alone in an office avoiding his friends, is getting him nowhere. Deciding to end his pity party for this evening, Clifford Kayman packs up to head for home.
His current date for the evening is a punching bag. Pathetic, but currently is his best offer for the night.
Loud banging, coupled with screaming, has Kayman moving fast. Opening the front door, he finds a scared woman with a man firing a gun at her. A case literally landing on the doorstep.
Unable to explain why, Miss Braes is claiming his full attention as she begs him to keep her safe. He likes the client lying under him, and not so he can protect her. While Men At Arms is hired to be security, Kayman agrees, at her pleas, to be her personal bodyguard.
While Kayman and his team diligently try to plan the capture of Stacy's stalker there is a little issue getting in the way.
The first rule of a job? Don't let it get personal. Too late. That rule went out the window the first time Kayman touched her, then brings her into his home to protect her.
As the stalker closes in, will the love Kayman is searching for, get yanked from his grasp? With his team standing with him, Kayman intends to win.
Love came knocking, and he intends to protect it at any cost.