Review: Strong and Likeable Heroine
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 5, 2014
3.5 / 5 StarsCait Donnelly’s new Inner Edge series starts off with a bang. Now You See It combines two differently paranormal talented individuals and lets the sparks fly. Gemma is a strong, likeable heroine and well matched with the equally strong, mysterious hero Brady McGrath. The romance between these two is hot, tender, and emotional. The story line is well developed and even contains a few surprises. This is the first book I have read by Ms. Donnelly, but I have a feeling it won’t be my last. I enjoyed both the premise and the way the story came together. A very satisfying read on all levels.Gemma Cavanagh is about to be a divorcee. She also has a newfound ability to make things disappear and reappear. She is in the midst of trying to pack up all of her soon to be ex-husband’s belongings when someone breaks into her house and hacks her computer. Calling her brother for help he sends mysterious former Navy Seal Brady McGrath to check out the situation. Brady, who has the ability to read feelings through touch, is at first a bit off putting for her. There is just something going on with him that she is not sure about. When the police show up at her door to inform her that her soon to be ex-husband has made her a widow and sees all the boxes of his stuff packed up they are immediately suspicious. Brady steps up to help her and before they know it they are running for their lives trying to escape a killer. If the two can work together to harness Gemma’s abilities and find a killer before the killer finds them they just might make it to their own happily ever after.Review by: Valerie of Night Owl ReviewsDisclosure: Most books that Night Owl reviews are received courtesy of the publisher, author or publicist. In most cases - reviewers get to keep the books they review and choose the books they will review themselves from an available to review database and based on their favorite authors and genres. Publishers, authors and publicists are not guaranteed a glowing review just because they have provided a copy of their book for review. Reviews are based on each individual reviewers opinion and not based on receiving a free copy of the work.