Review: Just as great as the previous in the series
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 13, 2014
Blind Faith concern the third Dean Brother, Nate. He may well be my favorite but of course, I think that with each one’s story. Like his brothers, he is dangerous, intelligent and entirely lovable, as least Audrey would tell us so. Their chemistry is obvious whenever they are together and I really enjoyed how their feelings for each other renewed as they were brought back together as adults. However, their problems are not the usual ones, but the story is written so that having been created then raised in a lab or having an evil, wicked, mad scientist for a mother doesn’t seem just plausible but also very believable in their case. On top of all that, Ms. Zanetti brings in political intrigue and corruption that I feel makes the story even more credible since the labs must get the funding from somewhere.Each of these stories are stand-alone and do not have major cliffhangers which I truly appreciate. There are two major threads of intrigue woven through all the stories, that brings cohesiveness to this series.While Ms. Zanetti has her own wonderful style of writing, these stories are reminiscent of Feehan’s Ghost Walker series. With that comparison, I would highly recommend this book to anyone who enjoys military romantic suspense with just a touch of paranormal.Copy provided by NetGalley for an honest review.