Review: LOVED this Dean Brother!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 6, 2014
Once again I was swept into rooting for a Dean Brother. In this book we find out just why their last name is Dean, and no longer Gray.I've been waiting for this one since I read the teaser in Sweet Revenge. Nate wants to find out what happened to his baby. The one he just found out about. The one that should be about five years old. The one that the love of his life, Audrey, had. He knows because one of the banes of his life, her mother, mentioned the pregnancy on a tape he got his hands on. It's time he faced Audrey and took that little life back.That's were we start this book. And you might as well set aside several hours to just hunker down and read. This is a rush from the first page to the last.The Dean brothers are working with a really tight schedule. Kill chips are set to destroy their spinal columns in just a couple short weeks. Audrey may be the key to finding out some information crucial information for them. Nathan tries to fool himself that her help is the only reason he's with her. The steam rises off each encounter, so he has to let that idea go.I liked Audrey for the most part. She's one strong woman. She doesn't just twist her ankle and hope a man is going to save her. She's got some pretty good moves, and she's willing to shoot to get what she needs. I did get a bit tired of her saying how much she wants her mother's approval. That woman is a witch with a capital B. Approval is good, yes. But Dr. Madison never deserves it. Once again, I sincerely hope that Ms. Zanetti has something horrible planned for her and the Commander. Something REALLY HORRIBLE! Tarring and feathering won't be enough.Then again, there were plenty of bad guys to go around in Blind Faith. Just when I thought I had the plot figured out, WHOOSH, we took another turn. This was great fun and I highly recommend this to you.FIVE BOOKMARKS and I need Jory's story SOON!!!*Thank you, Forever (Grand Central Publishing), and Rebecca Zanetti, for the opportunity to read Blind Faith*