Review: Diana Layne gets it right every time.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 09 5, 2012
Wow! This book reminds me of the reason why Diana Layne is one of my favorite authors. Her writing style is lean and pointed, just like her characters.`Trust No One,' follow up book to her action packed heart-pounder, `The Good Daughter,' is cocked and loaded, beginning to end, and features two tough, beautiful women--former Vista Security agent MJ Thornberg and her sister, Tasha. Separately, hard to handle, together, an unstoppable force.Vista Security agent, Ben, is just the right amount of tough and tender. Raised with five sisters, the need to protect MJ and her beautiful foster baby, Angelina, comes naturally. However, Ben quickly finds out it's difficult to protect someone who doesn't want protecting. Especially skilled agent MJ, whose body and soul were wounded beyond repair by the last man she trusted.Forced into one last assignments by a Vista Security boss who threatened to foil baby Angelina's adoption, MJ wants nothing more than to bring in her target (in this case, her own agent-gone-rogue sister, Tasha) and hurry back home to the chubby, waiting arms of her little Angel. But the road home is more than she bargained for. A dangerous, dizzying thrill-ride, filled with gasps, stomach-flips, and pages of unpredictable twists and turns.I recommend Diana Layne's `Trust No One,' to readers of all genres, book lovers one and all who enjoy edge of the seat action, written by an author who gets it right every time.