Review: Amazing series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 10 3, 2013
I don't know where to begin.  I received this book free with an honest review.  I loved the book that I couldn't put it down.  I was amazed about the whole CIA works.  I can't understand how the author kept you in suspense.  It kept you going.  First I must say you have to read the first book to understand the training that these CIA divas went through and to get a good understanding of each character The story starts off where beautiful intelligent Blair who is one of the finest trained CIA who is on an undercover assignment and was almost blown away by her co-worker. Then it goes back to 5 years earlier of how the whole case started.  Sabrina assignment was in morocco assigned to shahryar. Blair was one of the last one getting an assignment in London following ranjim.  Gorgeous vampire looking arrogant Muslim man.  Blair had to study the Muslim culture. These girls would have to do anything to fit in and get acquaintance with the terrorist to get information without blowing there cover.  I fell in love with the romance of Ranjim Sayeed and Blair.  I liked how she introduce herself and how she was able to seduce him.  I actually thought that this woman was actually going to fall in love with the enemy.  Until you meet crazy daddy Sayeed and the dungeon.  OMG. The story went with 50 grey of shade and the girl with the tattoo and it was driving me crazy that I couldn't read fast enough to continue.  Blair was smart and fast thinking to save her life.  I loved the story.  I loved when she relates herself as thinking as a 13 yrs old, 22 yrs old and reality.  I' thought the first book had more sex but the 2nd book was very intense and erotic like the first one but it also include rape scene.  I never read a story like this how does the author comes up with this. I'm impress and can't wait to continue the series.  I wonder if Drummond was on a case and had to keep his cover so he had to reject Blair. Is Carmichael part of Shahyar?  There is so many things this story can lead to. I would definite pick this book up.