Review: Deadly Deception is another wonderful example of Misty Evans’ amazing talent as an author.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 17, 2014
No matter what genre she tackles, Misty Evans produces a winner.  She is among a handful of authors whose romantic suspense novels stand apart and above the typical novels that I have read.Her characters display strengths and weaknesses that make them feel real. Her plots carry twists that have me holding my breath and shouting “yes”, (Note, my poor husband just shakes his head when I have to verbalize my enjoyment or irritation over a book.)  Her humor and as well as her wonderful character interaction balance the suspense and help me connect to the characters.Ronni’s life in a cult ended in a traumatic battle between members of the cult and law enforcement officers led by the FBI.  She has never recovered from the PTSD that resulted from the horror of that day, but she manages to hide it well enough to make it into the FBI.  Now she is recovering from a stab in the back, a literal stab in the back, and once again is hiding the effects of a trauma from her bosses.Now is not the perfect time to be sent in to investigate her half-brother’s cult, the baby brother that she saved from sure death in the attack on her step-father’s compound.  It doesn’t help that the man sent in as her back-up was also supposed to be keeping an eye on things when she was stabbed, a man to whom she has always been drawn, but one who brings flashbacks of her more recent terror.