Review: Sins of the father...
Rating: 2 out of 5
Date: 03 11, 2013
Based on purely circumstantial evidence, Nicole Camden has been accused of transferring $10 million from her employer's account into an offshore account.  Xander Secrist is a, well, I'm not exactly sure what he is, but he's a financial analyst by day and does some kind of undisclosed retribution work with four other guys in his off hours.  He befriends Nicole in order to get her to confess to the crime he is sure she has committed.  Her father swindled HIS father out of millions, so the daughter must be cut out of the same cloth, right?Although this story was okay, and reasonably entertaining, the details were really lacking.  First of all, Xander is a computer expert and offers to help Nicole find the real embezzler by using those skills and his "connections" - yet, once they've met, he never really DOES anything except make a few phone calls to his friend the cop.  I just kept wondering why she wasn't on him about checking the money flow.  No one did.  They kept "waiting to hear."Secondly, I finished the book with absolutely no understanding at all as to who these five guys were, how they got together, and what they were trying to accomplish.  I kept thinking I had unknowingly picked up the second book in the series, but assumed it would all be explained at some point.  It wasn't.Xander hates the very idea of Nicole and what she has supposedly done; Nicole is all sweetness and light and falls for him quickly. Which I don't get because he's really not all that loveable of a character.  He's not awful; he's just not very interesting.Overall, I'd say it's an "okay" book that you might enjoy if you weren't overly worried about the details.Adult language and sexual content.