Review: Explosive combination
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 10, 2014
There's certainly a lot going on in this tale, which reads like a thriller first and romance second.Along with a group from the US Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives department, the heroine is captured in Colombia by drug gangsters.  Why did they specifically kidnap Harper?  She's an explosives expert.I found the early James Bond films bore a close resemblance to Harper's finding herself in an exotically lovely home and compound, treated as a guest. Of course the drug baron is paranoid, violent and vindictive; he takes cocaine. He doesn't treat women in general well either. Harper encounters an undercover agent, also American, called Rafe, who tells her all about himself in her bedroom, which I would have assumed was bugged.Action of the dangerous kind and of the romantic kind follows and will keep readers gasping as the pair try to escape. The setting detail is good and characters do come across as very real.