A dangerous mission set up with CIA agent Lucy Donovan and
Navy SEAL James Atwater doesn’t even begin to describe the danger of life and
love ahead of this team.
Lucy downplays a case of PTSD and is chosen to pretend a
marriage in order to infiltrate a Columbian hostage situation.
Lucy’s new “husband” is James, now called Gus. 
Not a bad setup, except Lucy was saved from death merely ten
months ago in neighboring Venezuela. Gus
has a personal vendetta to take care of in his position as a SEAL. And let us not forget that Lucy and Gus had
an intense relationship back-in-the-day.
They are disguised as NATO and are met up with a team not
exactly made of soldiers.
I have to admire the strength and determination of the team
to do whatever they can to bring back two American hostages in exchange for an
untraveled road, physical illness and injury, and their own chance of being
captured.
Melton’s
background, accessibility to factual military procedure and language, and her
extensive travels, bring an exotic atmosphere to her heart stomping romantic
suspense. An exciting book to read in
bright sunlight (don’t need shadows to frighten you)!
Happy reading,
Dawn
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