Wild Rose
Press, September 2012
epub
Obtained via: publisher
Print ISBN
978-1-61217-441-9
Digital ISBN
978-1-61217-442-6
Romantic Suspense
Author Kathy
Lane delves into the world of espionage and spec ops machismo in her romantic
suspense, SNIPER SHOTS. This story has a
little bit of everything, a beautiful mountain setting, two strong and head
butting leads, an array of yummy minor characters, danger, excitement and
attitude. What more can you ask for?
Amy Sheridan
has always known her past life as a special ops sniper would catch up with her
one day and although she swore to never pick up a rifle again, she knows better
than to let her skills get rusty, especially since she discovered her
ex-teammate and lover for the traitor that he is. Which is why her new life in the mountains taking
pictures and hiking with her dog suit her so well. Then she meets her match in Joshua Colby and
her well ordered life takes a turn towards explosive. Joshua knows love is a thing of fiction for a
spec ops soldier, but when the woman he is sent to protect turns out to be a
part of that world already, scenarios he never before considered suddenly
become very real possibilities.
Author Kathy
Lane and publishing house Wild Rose Press have more than delivered with SNIPER
SHOTS, a fast-paced romantic suspense that keeps readers eagerly awaiting each
new development as it unfolds. Set in
the world of spec ops, the characters are all strong, well developed (in every
way) and capable. This reader always
enjoys a story where the heroine is just as secure and take charge as the men
surrounding her. The glimpses into the
softer side of these warriors only serves to warm up the storyline for the
explosive love scenes we know will follow.
Although the
story develops much as expected and the surprises are few, this reader
thoroughly enjoyed SNIPER SHOTS character development, action scenes and
beautiful back drop. There are so many
interesting possibilities for future stories here that this reader can’t help
but keep author Kathy Lane in her crosshairs awaiting the next soldier to find
love calling.
Reviewed by
T. Barringer
"This
is an objective review and not an endorsement of this book."
No comments:
Post a Comment