Review: A worthy journey
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 22, 2013
The story is very good. The first chapter of this book is very gripping. Vicki has psychic powers, a special gift of being able to see ghosts through the veil to the other side. Dylan and Vicki are a couple who have a good relationship but it is soon put through an extreme test with their next assignment. Both are  government agents, whose next assignment is to go to Dylan's home, in Ireland, to rescue another agent who has been taken hostage. Dylan refuses to go but won't explain why. It's when he hears that his grandma is dying that Vicki is able to convince him that they need to go. They get back to his hometown in time for his grandmother to meet Vicki before she dies. Dylan who does not want to share his childhood with Vicki, is sent into a bit of a tail spin when his past comes back to haunt him. He's not the only one harboring secrets though, Vicki wants to tell him hers but knows that he won't do the mission if he finds out. So she keeps quiet. Dylan and two other agents find the dungeon in an impossible place, thanks to Vicki's gift of seeing. Without it they'd have never found it otherwise. The rescue goes awry and Dylan is forced to confront his past.I enjoyed this book. I found myself rooting for Vicki to not only tell Dylan her secret but to also get Dylan to tell his secrets about his childhood. To not give up on him. There are some interesting twists and humor that added to the story.This book left me wanting more, which is good as this is part of a series. A really interesting read. This is the first book I've read by P.M. Terrell but I will definitely be looking for more.This book was given to me for a review but the opinion is all mine.