Review: Short and satisfying
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 01 25, 2013
This was a very short dose of a typical Gerard romance: David Cavanaugh, a sexy CIA agent is contacted by Wyatt Savage who asks him to look into the disappearance of Carrie Granger, who is a childhood friend of his and vanished somewhere in Myanmar. Carrie chose for her very own and personal reasons to visit this country but her sense of justice and for charity's sake an "intervention" on behalf of a little girl takes her close to disaster. David has the means and resources to help his friend Wyatt and after some research he discovers that the young American woman is held in a reclusive labor camp.I found it astonishing that the author could "squeeze" such a complete romance in so little space. The book included everything necessary to make a novel attractive: a good plot, an interesting male hero and a female main character who was of the same value. A nearly epic description of the circumstances in the labor camp and of course hot and steaming sex scenes. However, I wished that the end would have been a bit more elaborated. I know it was a novella...... but just a bit more towards the end would have been much more rewarding.In any case, an absolute must.