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Okay I admit it; I judge a book by the cover and the description. I always have. One or the other will make me want to read/buy the book. I have even purchased a book based on the cover or title. I know it is bad the cover or title never gives the full story about what might be inside the book. For me, the blurb on the front had reeled me in hook, line and sinker. I am like what better way to sum up a book in two sentences with 12 words. What would be more interesting than reading about a woman that truly has a license to kill and the man sent to kill her. I jumped at the chance to read this book. Granted, I have read books by TC Archer in the past so I knew I enjoyed the authors writing. If you like, romance books with a little something extra like, mystery, suspense and kick-ass actions then I highly recommend this one. You will not be disappointed.

I wondered after reading this book how much research the authors completed. I admit to not knowing anything about military life. Nothing. Nada. Zilch. I have lived my whole life within a few miles of a major army base. However, I could not tell you the difference in a general or a private by looking at their uniform. I know even less about any team of special ops. While reading that old song ‘The Ballard of the Green Beret’ by SSgt Barry Sandler kept coming to my mind. Only the best is allowed in special ops.

The book is filled with lots of action, mystery, and suspense from the first page to the end. There are a few sex scenes. If reading about killing or drugs is not your taste then I do advise that you might not like this book. However, remember that there is more action/suspense than anything else in this book.

The authors wrote a book that will take you one a whirlwind traveling spree. Readers will go from the Columbian jungle, to several different areas in the US back to the Columbian jungle. Where a member on the special ops team is either a traitor or has been set up by a co-worker. Which one is anybody’s guess? No sorry I will not give that spoiler away.

Thanks for another great read TC.

The bunnies and I give this book 4 carrots.