May 24, 2010

I Think I Won This Book: Dark Deceptions by Dee Davis

Dark Deceptions (A-Tac, #1)
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Looking over books to read and books received, I have Dark Deceptions by Dee Davis on my desk, I believe I won this book in a Hachette Book Group give away. (Paperback, released April 1, 2010)

The book's described as "high stakes action and high-impact romance" by Roxanne St. Claire, bestselling author, and one blogger has given it 4 stars on Goodreads. Guess I'll be reading this one.

Here's Goodreads' summary: A-Tac is an elite CIA unit masquerading as faculty at an Ivy League college. Brilliant, badass, and seemingly bulletproof, the members of A-Tac are assigned to the riskiest missions and the most elusive targets.

TORN BETWEEN DUTY AND DESIRE: Covert operations expert Nash Brennon has spent the last eight years trying to forget Annie Gallagher, his former field partner and the only woman he ever loved. Annie betrayed him when he needed her most, then vanished without a trace. Now suddenly she's back in the game - this time as a suspected traitor and threat to national security.

Annie's son has been kidnapped by political terrorists. The price for his life? Assassinate a UN ambassador. When Nash and his group find her, the smoldering passion between Annie and the man she swore she'd never contact again blazes out of control. But can Nash trust her? The stakes couldn't be higher: Their enemy's endgame is personal, and one false move could cost them their lives.

We'll see if this is another formulaic thriller or a really good one.

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4 comments:

  1. Looking forward to your review of this one.

    Mason
    Thoughts in Progress

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  2. Sounds like a fun read - you'll have to let us know!

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  3. I've seen the book around. Looking forward to your review.

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  4. uh-oh How many books do you hvae on your desk that you can't remember ;) Hope you enjoy this one.

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