Review: Great action packed book!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 14, 2013
This book drew me right in. The story starts out with Raven waking up, in a very dark place. She realized she was buried alive. She can’t remember anything including her own name.Daniel was tortured when he was serving the military on active duty. He has PTSD that includes night mares, and flashbacks. It was Daniel and his stray dog trouble that happen to find Raven, and save her. The trouble does not end there. This book was packed with action. The villain’s in this story were really sick people. Daniel was able to fight back his PTSD while he was protecting Raven, and working to find out who wanted her dead. In a way you can say they saved each other. I loved this book, and will be adding it to my favorite’s list.Sample from chapter 3 – Raven struggled to take in air through her damaged throat. She heard frantic cries to call the sheriff, and the thud and crash of more bodies and equipment hitting the floor. The doctor staggered to her side, blood streaming down the side of his face. “Are you all right? What happened?”Another sample from chapter 3 – “Whether you believe me or not, Raven is in serious danger. Somebody left her to die. She couldn’t have escaped on her own.” If it hadn’t been for Trouble, she night never have been found. She wouldn’t have survived. The thought made him shudder. “I hope you’re better than good at your job, because when the killer discovers she’s alive, he’ll track her down.”Sample from chapter 6 – She just wanted to feel. This crazy heat that was going through her was something she wanted to know more about. She couldn’t believe she’d ever felt anything like what Daniel made her feel. Surely I’d remember something like this. Ignoring his intended retreat, she held his face in her hands and kissed him again, reveling in the lightning that sparked from her coreSample from chapter 7 – Daniel returned to the neighboring room and stood in the doorway as the doctor finished his check on Raven. “She okay?” he asked. The gray haired man scowled. “For someone who’s been in a cave-in, and explosion, and a drive-by, sure, she’s great.”Sample from chapter 8 – The ground behind her gave way. She dove towards a mesquite tree frowning out of the rock and grabbed hold of one of the branches. The bark cut into her hands but she held tight, panting. Frantic, she looked down at the swirling water. If she fell, she wouldn’t survive.