Review: A Fascinating Story: Maeve Christopher must be commended for a job well done
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 2, 2013
After reading, and thoroughly enjoying "Killer Cupid" I immediately downloaded  the other books in the Redemption Series. They did not disappoint."Fame, Fortune and Secrets"  provides more insight into the characters we encountered in the first book and outlines the challenges faced by the secret agents in general, and by David and Debbie, in particular. It  also tells the story of Paulo's band and how it skyrockets to super-stardom. In this book, Maeve Christopher further explores the interaction between the secret agents and the rock stars, and exposes the dangers faced by both groups as a result of their involvement with each other. The reader can empathize with Debbie and David as they confront issues that threaten to derail their marriage; with Glori as she becomes enmeshed in the snare of a blackmailer; with Ellen and Paulo as they strive to overcome opposition to their relationship and to recover from the trauma of an assassination attempt; with the Lambrecht and Clemente families as they attempt to conceal Cat's spirituality and to protect her from harm and danger. The reader is provided with insight into the tactics employed by the secret agents as they seek to combat acts of terrorism, whilst simultaneously wrestling with the problem of discovering the identity of a traitor within their ranks. Maeve Christopher is such a talented writer and tells such a fascinating story that the reader feels intimately involved with the tale and forges a personal connection with each of the characters.  The  story was so exciting, dramatic and entertaining that I have absolutely no hesitation in awarding it five stars. The author must be commended for a job well done!