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Book Three in the A-Tac series was just as good as the others. Suspenseful and exciting! Tyler almost dies in an ambush that she didn't see coming and should have, while two other people do die. This leads some people to believe that she might have set them up to die. Now Tyler has to defend herself, while also trying to find the real team member who has betrayed the others.
In a moment of weakness she has a one-night stand with Owen, someone who has many, many secrets one of which will devastate Tyler. But she must still work with him in order to clear her name and save others from unnecessary deaths.
At the same time she's trying to understand and sort out her feelings for this man, who isn't who she thinks he is. Keeping her personal feelings separate from her current work assignment is difficult.
Dee Davis writes a fast-paced book, which kept me on the edge of my seat until the very end. She writes really good, and believeable-to-me suspense novels about the secret-undercover world. I was disappointed for the trilogy to end, because the characters were really enjoyable.
Reviewed for Arms of a Sister, received complimentary copy in exchange for review
In a moment of weakness she has a one-night stand with Owen, someone who has many, many secrets one of which will devastate Tyler. But she must still work with him in order to clear her name and save others from unnecessary deaths.
At the same time she's trying to understand and sort out her feelings for this man, who isn't who she thinks he is. Keeping her personal feelings separate from her current work assignment is difficult.
Dee Davis writes a fast-paced book, which kept me on the edge of my seat until the very end. She writes really good, and believeable-to-me suspense novels about the secret-undercover world. I was disappointed for the trilogy to end, because the characters were really enjoyable.
Reviewed for Arms of a Sister, received complimentary copy in exchange for review
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