Review: Fine line between protect and serve
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 3, 2013
I really enjoyed this romance. It grabbed me from the first chapter, where Olivia is burying her father and then she reads a letter he has left her. She discovers he'd been a criminal and they had entered the witness protection program when she was little. Not only is she angry at him but she fears he might have used her Art Gallery as a front for selling his art forgeries. Determined to prove that isn't true and to find the family she never knew she had, she calls the agent from the Witness Protection Program.Ethan, the agent who has taken over their case, is determined to keep Olivia safe, when her dad's and then her place is burglarized. He suggests they go and find her family but she can't tell them who she is, yet. Ethan and Olivia are attracted to each other but Ethan is trying not to cross that fine line in the sand between protecting and serving.This is an interesting read that kept me turning the pages to find out what was going to happen.