Review: Killer Read
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 05 27, 2014
This is the first time for me to read any of this author's novels but I do so love the combonation she has put together in this novel. It is quite exciting to pick up a romance that has more than boy meets girl but has also intrigue in the form of a mystery with it. In this novel the boy and girl being Ryder and Devin are told they must work together by a client who has hired her security firm she works in to solve who is the bad guy before a important buisness deal goes down. Devin also works for the client but in his company via a department store. She must pose as Devin's personal assistant while seeing who has their hands in the cookie jar. Funny thing is one night long ago they worked perfectly well together but not in a buisness sort of manner but they did get together oh so well or so he thought. So the author has set the stage of intrigue you are now also intrigued enough that you are not going to close the cover on this one until you are also let in on what and whom they discover. What they do discover has them going on a journey after one crafty woman who scorned can make for a nasty enemy as the case may be here. But where they are going they are the ones who have to watch their p's and q's because they will be on her home turf with some bad amigos with her and everyone seems to jump to the tune of a bad family there if they want to see another day. I do so love murder and mayhem with the heat which to my delight this novel has turned into such as my surprise it is not just a boring case of who do it far from it. Time also is of the essence here while also at the same time they rediscover each other in more ways than one. It has just the right amount of romance and heat which is important in a novel such as this. Hair raising events do take place also is so very neccessary in keeping my attention for very long. Oh I might of also could have been caught ohing and ahing too plus these two do work so well together. So to say all well that ends well and all that love conquers all well that would be telling which would just be wrong of me to spoil it for any one wanting to find out for themselves how much they can be kept on the edge of their seat by this author. It would also be to your advantage to turn the pages for yourself to see just how well this author can entrap and spin a tale for reading pleasure.