Review: SCVC, Book Two
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 05 9, 2014
Thomas, part of the SCVC taskforce, is partnered with Roanna, an FBI agent who was almost killed defending Celina in book one. Because of her background, Ronnie is assigned to infiltrate a resurrected cult. Ronnie was part of the original cult at age nine when the government attacked and her mother was killed. Ronnie got her three year old half brother to safety, but they were separated, and she hasn't seen him since. Adam is now following in his father's footsteps, and according to informants is involved in running drugs and guns, along with an organic farm.  Thomas goes in with  Ronni  posing as a disenfranchised coworker, but he is quickly isolated in quarantine. Thomas feels quilty for letting the assailant get to Ronnie in Iowa. And now he is going to have to think fast to keep her safe on the farm.The first part of this book moved more slowly than I like, but the pace picked up in the second half. This book also described more of an attraction between Thomas and Ronnie than I remembered from book one, where Thomas was smitten by Celina. Once I got past that, the relationship worked, however.  The book is a good read, and a good addition to the series.