Title: Web of Shadows (Agents Under Fire #2)
Author: Susan Sleeman
Pages: 276
Release Date: February 29, 2016
Genre: Romantic Suspense
Publisher: Bell Bridge Books
Format: eBook (also available in paperback)
Note: I received a free eBook copy of this novel from the
author in exchange for my honest opinion.
About the book:
A killer is
lurking in the shadows . . .
FBI agent Nina
Brandt loves her job. Sure, she’s made some enemies, but she knows she’s making
the world a better place. It’s lonely at times, but she has good friends to get
her through. It’s a good life.
Little does she
guess that her past is about to come back and haunt her . . . in more ways than
one.
When Navy SEAL
Quinn Stone learns that his geeky younger brother, Ty, hacked into the TSA’s No
Fly List, he would rather take a bullet than go to his former fiancée, Nina
Brandt, for help. Five years ago, she resented his commitment to his SEAL team
and gave him an ultimatum – her or the team. He chose the team. But now, he and
his brother have no other choice . . . not if he doesn’t want to see the kid
behind bars.
Nina has finally
moved on, but she can’t resist Ty’s plea for help . . . especially when he
drops a bomb that could rock national security. The laptop he’d used to hack
the TSA has been stolen. Fearing terrorists would do just about anything to get
their hands on this list, Nina agrees to take the case to her team. After all,
this will become an FBI matter and Quinn’s help won’t be needed . . . as much
as she’s starting to want it.
But the thief has
more on his mind than just the list. He’s been waiting for a chance to get back
at the woman who sent him to prison two years ago. And he intends to make her
pay – in the most painful way possible . . .
My review:
An absolutely incredible romantic suspense
novel!
The main
characters from book one make an appearance in this story but their actual
story is not talked about so in my opinion this book can be read without having
read the first book before it.
The characters in
this book are fantastic! Both Nina Brandt and Quinn Stone have been extremely
well developed and their family backgrounds are slowly revealed. This really to
make me feel like I was getting to know people I have just met. I really
enjoyed seeing how things, from each of their family’s worked to shape who they
are and how they dealt with different situations throughout the story.
The fact that we
met the bad guy from the beginning and knew what he was trying to accomplish
all along added an extra level of excitement for me. The plot was so well
presented that I was kept on my toes trying to see how the good guys were going
to figure things out.
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