Review: Protect Me Too, Me Too!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 24, 2014
Good story and likable characters. Even secondary characters are done well. I liked the POVs from other characters, making them real and making the story more interesting. Great insight into the illogical minds of criminals and their illegal activities. Very very good writing. This novel will be read again by me. Highly recommend this book.  5 stars<<<SPOILER>>>At the first safe house, a nice home procured by the feds, I can understand Madison's neediness and wanting comfort and getting it from lonely Cole, a married man (oh boy) whose been on too many long assignments. Cole compromises his professionalism by getting too close to the beautiful and exotic Madison. Good thing his team is tight, and they keep yanking him back to the job at hand. If the other agents were not there, I believe Cole would have put the moves on Madison, i.e., taken advantage of her vulnerability and become intimate with her. When there's a disagreement, Madison is absolutely juvenile to climb out the BR window and ended up endangering herself and the agents. I like how Madison and Cole had a conflicted relationship and how the author Ursula Dukes took it right to the edge.At the second safe house, a cabin attached to Agent Tristan's secluded home, we have the makings of a good ol' love triangle. Madison is quickly attracted to the homeowner, hunky, nice, and "single" Agent Tristan. But wait, Madison still has feelings for kind, comforting but "married" Agent Cole.  Madison corrects the situation by quickly moving Agent Cole to the friend category faster than he can order a fake ID. As we see, Cole has a difficult time adjusting to his lowered status. Some may think this is a fast/fickle move by Madison, but I see her trying to preserve some sense of stability since she is in a real pickle working to not get killed with no support... no parents living, no relatives, and her close friends left behind forever. Poor dear is still on an emotional roller coaster and still in need of someone to anchor her in such uncertain times. Loved the fire and interaction amongst the three and the other agents.I didn't know U.S. Marshals hid witnesses in their homes, kind of endangers their families you know hmmm. But the isolated location is perfect in Agent Tristan's love shack, oh I mean guest cabin. With a hardened & resourceful criminal looking for Madison, all she has to do is stay put. So why is the agency allowing Tristan to take her out & about where she is eventually identified? Oh right, I'm suppose to suspend belief for sake of the plot. Well when she's in public, Tristan should have put a wig on her, but oh that again defeats the plot, darn! Okay okay, I'm with you Ursula Dukes. Overall I enjoyed the story. Good job.