Review: suspenseful story that kept my attention
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 24, 2014
This was a  and kept me intrigued throughout.  Knights Associates seem to be under a cyber-attack of massive proportion. Partners Guy and Graham are scrambling to figure out the source of the attack, but are unable to make any progress because their workload is overwhelming.  They hire Tarin to help them sort through the staggering number of emails.Tarin is a woman on the run from an abusive husband, and is fiercely secretive about her personal life.  She is motivated to help Guy and Graham clean up the mess, especially as she comes to realize that somehow it may be connected to an unsavory, vaguely remembered incident that haunts her from several years before.The author weaves an engrossing tale; stingily doling out clues to deeper mysteries piece by tiny piece. There are red herrings in abundance and it was a challenge for me to keep track of the many convoluted relationships.  Sometimes Tarin frustrated me with her secretiveness.  Graham grew on me as the book progressed.  I was thrilled that Guy had settled Bailey’s tendency to run away from everyone and everything.  Marriage agrees with the couple; I liked Bailey’s personality as a happily married woman.  Her maturation has been significant.  Guy is the same dependable, anchor that I loved in the first book.  The intensity really picked up in the last quarter of the book, and the ending left me wholly satisfied.This book was given to me in exchange for my honest review.Reviewed by Laurie-J