Lucie's Review:
Leo has spent his life in the
Navy and his hard work has seen him rise through the ranks at the cost of his
family. He has a new assignment looking for a leak of Navy intelligence.
Zoe is a former gymnast and a
member of Ash Security, she and her team are running security for a party when
Leo sees her up on the rooftop. When an explosion disrupts the party Leo and
Zoe are forced to jump from the building and he wonders if he could have been
the target. So he hires Ash Security to watch his back and protect his
daughters.
As the threats continue Leo and
Zoe must work together to stop a radical group from doing more harm.
Action packed and full of
mystery, non-stop suspense as the radical blackmailers, who trade in secrets,
always seem to be one step ahead of them.
Leo hasn’t always been there for
his family, a career in the Navy was always taking him away, and he and his
wife tended to do better when they were apart. But he feels like he missed out
on a lot of time with his daughters. He is dedicated to his job and proud of
his career in the Navy.
Zoe is great with Leo’s girls,
Eve and Ivy. Zoe has spent her life feeling like she’s always had to prove
herself. She used to be a world class gymnast and one unfortunate incident got
her kicked off the team. She has a great relationship with her brother, and he
is supportive of her.
A great story from beginning to
end, with non-stop action, great characters and dialog. Leo is an honorable
hero, haunted by his bad marriage and the promise he made to his late wife on
her deathbed. I liked the interaction between the characters, and how Zoe was
able to help Leo reconnect with his daughters. An intense read, hard to put
down with great tension and chemistry between the heroes. Definitely recommend!
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