Review: Nice romantic suspense with a bit of science fiction…
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 6, 2014
This is the third book in the Sin Brothers series which can be read as a stand-alone.Nate Dean is a genetically engineered human, trained for unsanctioned government military black operations by a ruthless commander along with his brothers. Years ago the brothers escaped for their loyalty was to each other not the commander. They have been living in secret ever since but their expiration date is now looming and they need to return to the source. Nate takes on the mission of saving his brothers for he has the least to lose. To do so he will need the help of the one woman who broke his heart years ago. The only woman that he’s ever loved and still finds that he does but can he trust her?Audrey Madison is the daughter of a scientist who helped produce the genetic enhancements that are Nate and his brothers. To protect him she let him go years ago even though she loved him. She is stunned to see him again and there is no denying that she still feels for him. She’ll do what she can to help him but there are things that she cannot tell him for she is on her own mission, a mission born of the pains of their shared past. They do both want the same thing, to take the commander down but they differ in how to do it.This is the first book that I have read of this author and this series and it was very much enjoyed. Enough information was disseminated to understand things easily not having read the prior books. There’s an interesting storyline with good action, romance and suspense with a science fiction twist. The H and h were likable, compelling characters and you could feel their emotional connection. You had to root for them. There was good communication between them. Even though they kept secrets, they were able to forgive and move forward without blame.I liked the family theme of these brothers, they are all each other had growing up and they support each other now. The caring between them was evident and the banter between them quite amusing. The preview of the next book definitely captured this reader’s attention. As for the writing, it could have been more fluid; the choice of certain words used made things stilted sounding in spots.ARC provided by the publisher.