Review: I'd recommend this book for anyone who enjoys a good spy thriller laced with hot sex!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 04 15, 2014
***THIS REVIEW IS FOR THE AUDIO VERSION OF IN THE DEAD OF THE NIGHT***I've been thinking of Secret Agent Man, an oldies song by Johnny Rivers ever since I started listening to this book. The song opens thus:"There's a man who leads a life of dangerTo everyone he meets he stays a strangerWith every move he makes another chance he takesOdds are he won't live to see tomorrow"I loved that song and I thoroughly enjoyed Terry's foray into the world of espionage in this story! In the Dead of the Night opens with a stake-out that Allan Thompson, our hero, is leading at the residence of Jenny Brant, our heroine. Jenny is dating a ladies' man, who is actually a vicious terrorist, a key player in funding international terror groups. This same terrorist has left an heinous trail of dead bodies. No woman who has ever been involved with him has survived to tell the tale and Allan is determined to put an end to this thug's reign of terror now.There's not a dull moment in this book! The characters shine in their roles and I enjoyed hearing the camaraderie, bantering and dialogue between the agents and with Jenny as the action moved back and forth between gripping suspense, attacks, and juicy romance! I got the chills listening to the terrorist and, oh my, the sex scenes were scorching! Allan was James Bond personified and Jenny was feisty and confused. The twist at the end was a whammy surprise!I'd recommend this book for anyone who enjoys a good spy thriller laced with hot sex!Very good!4 stars!