Review: Good, just not as good as the assassin/shifter books.
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 03 19, 2014
So okay we have Stefan Sanders (Santorno) dying of a brain tumor and no one will even try surgery because they're afraid of his father. Damon Santorno is a Russian mob boss who hasn't seen his son in yrs cause the ex-wife wouldn't let him & the stories Stefan heard about his father made him decide not to have a relationship with him as an adult. In comes Jordan Youngblood a hotshot Neurosurgeon who doesn't care who Stefan's father is, he just cares about the challenge of doing what others can't. Jordan is also abrasive and doesn't want to act on the attraction he has to Stefan, but Stefan does. After the surgery Jordan and Stefan do start to act on their attraction and then things start happening to Jordan. It becomes obvious that someone is out to kill Jordan. Fingers are pointing at Damon, but would he really send someone to kill the man who just saved his sons life? The story is really good and it's written pretty well. The reason I gave it a 4 and I didn't think it was as good as the others is that I didn't feel a real good connection between Jordan and Stefan. It seemed forced in comparison to her other books. I still think it's worth reading and I'll read it again as well.