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Kindle Edition
First published February 15, 2018
★3.5 Stars★
This book was so unexpected for many reasons...Good and bads.
Willow is the daughter of one of the most dangerous criminal...You think that being the daughter of the most fearful and rich man, she would have a wonderful life, but actually, it was the exact opposite. She was tortured and hurt mentally and psychologically. He killed her mother and forced Willow to watch as he did it because she went to the FBI, she betrayed him, thinking that once he would go down, she was free, able to live a normal life. But the FBI betrayed her mother, and so he killed her...Now, her father was going to force her into a marriage she didn't want with one of his business associates. So after years of torture...now was her chance to escape.
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Three years had past and Jemma still has nightmares and panic attacks. She has a strict routine...gym, shooting and home. No friends, no trust in anyone, never out before and in the dark. But she knows that the monster is near and he will find her any day now...Agent Caid King buries himself in work, to forget about his ex-fiance cheating and marrying his ex-partner and ex-best friend.
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He has done a wonderful job, bringing down to justice some corrupted agents from the FBI. Now he is back home in New York working on one of the most important case, The Runner...What he doesn't know is that he is so close to solving this case and more important to heal his heart and change his life...He meets a girl at the gym. And that girl starts everything.
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I'm not going to tell you more about the book. Only that the book is full of action, twists, and turns. It really is a beautiful story and I really enjoy it. But...here come my bads...I really don't know where to start...
The story was very good and interesting, captivating even, but it was written very simply. I'm not a fan of the details, but in this book, they sure were needed. The story moved to fast, I did not find it very consistent and cursive. Sometimes was very predictable. Were moments when I thought that Jemma was the agent, and Caid the victim that needed protection. She was some really BB (badass barbie).
"Hello....you're an FBI agent, how can you not see these things. It's so obvious"
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I didn't feel the connection between the two main characters. The book was exactly like a movie, some parts and details were missing, the ones to mold and ties the story...But also some things were unexpected, in a good way, and the ending was one of them...and that, I liked it.
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