He'd been hired to transport precious cargo—and it put a beautiful twist in his solitary life
Computer game developer Shelby Keelan has a gift: a photographic memory of anything concerning numbers. When she inadvertently discovers a code linked to terrorist attacks within a popular Internet game, shes called in by the government to help piece together what she knows.
Pilot Dylan Branson finally has his life the way he wants it: simple, quiet and aloneas far from his covert operation past as he can get. He knows when hes asked by his previous boss to deliver one tiny package to Omega Sector headquarters that his answer should be no. Especially when that tiny package ends up being a cute and quirky redhead hes instantly drawn to.
But what shouldve been a routine trip turns into a desperate fight for their lives when someone is determined to see that Shelby and Dylan dont make it anywhere alive and that the codes in her head are destroyed along with her.
Another
really good story by Janie Crouch. Another one of my favorites in the series. Both Shelby and Dylan were
interesting people that were easy to get involved with. Shelby was a
genius with numbers but not so much with people and endless chit-chats.
Dylan was still grieving his losses and he just wanted to be left
alone. So although their reasons were different, they did have the loner
thing in common. Dylan had a slew of loving family that didn't want to
remain pushed outside of Dylan's life.
Shelby just wanted piece and
quite in her life without someone constantly yakking in her ear. She had
her mother (who just didn't get her and in Shelby's words drove her
nuts.) She also had Megan who was really close to her and DID totally
get her. Megan didn't think she was weird and just adjusted to what
Shelby needed.
Looking for action, danger and adventure? This
book has it and kept me involved every step of the way. There were some
tender moments in their romance before one of them (usually Dylan) put
his foot in it. Without meaning to he hurt Shelby time after time for a
while. I also liked how two lonely people finally find a way to fight
their fears.
Another good part of the story is that they finally discover who the mole is.
"I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.”
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