Review: Brock and Sarah
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 25, 2013
Earlier in the series we meet Brock Gamble, the second in command at Titan, headed by Jared Weston, his friend, boss, and mentor. But Brock has a secret even Jared doesn't know  about- Brock has a family he has hidden away to protect them from the evil he deals with on his job. Sarah and the girls are his life. And then the phone call comes. His family has been kidnapped. If he tells Jared, they die.  Brock makes the decision to comply, even though it means he is betraying his teammates and putting Sugar' s life on the line.  But when the terms of getting his family back change, Brock goes to Jared and admits all.  Now his family is safe, but they have left him. He is alone and drinking himself into a stupor.  When some of his friends from Titan show up and pull an intervention, Brock has a choice to make. Get sober and go after Sarah or continue with death by alcohol.While this novella answers the questions about Brock, Sarah is very prominent in the storyline. She is not the complacent stay at home mom she was pre-abduction. She has PTSD, she doesn't want to go back to her "safe" life, and she isn't sure she even knows the husband she thought was a superhero.Cristin Harber does not disappoint. This is another exceptional book in a first class series. I can't recommend it highly enough.