Review: Good suspense, good romance, good characters and good writing.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 21, 2014
Jump right into the action from the first page!  I expected excitement from this book and wasn't disappointed.  There's lots going on and not just in the spy business.I haven't read any other books in the series, and admit to being a bit lost at first. There is history and backstory I wasn't familiar with so it took awhile for me to understand who was who and how they mattered to one another.  I'm sure that fans of the series will be thrilled to see so many familiar faces, but it was a bit difficult to get the gist of things at the start.That didn't diminish my overall enjoyment of the book, however. Once I got things figure out a bit, it was full steam ahead and off to Ireland (over Dylan's very vocal objections).  Once there, secrets abound ... from Dylan's past, to Vicki's present.  I was fascinated by the look into some WWII history from an Irish point of view as well, since I had no idea of what was going on there at that time.The book has a great mix of action, romance, paranormal, suspense and more.  I loved Brenda's role in this, though I suspect she wasn't always a nice character.  It made me want to go back and read earlier books to find out who she was then.I admit to some disappointment at the "big reveal" of Vicki's secret.  I think it was resolved far too easy for all the build up behind why she was so worried.Overall, though, Dylan's Song is a book that hit all my happy buttons.  Good suspense, good romance, good characters and good writing. Who could ask for more?