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Accidental Hero by RJ Scott

pontiki's review

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4.0

When Simon stumbles on his dead partner, he realizes their stalwart efforts to catch crooked cops landed them both in trouble. Simon runs to Sanctuary, knowing Jamie’s murder will be pinned on him.

Cain is in charge of setting up the new Sanctuary offices in Chicago, but he captures Simon and hears his side of the story. He sets up a safe house, but Simon wants to bring Jamie’s ex, Amy, who also needs protecting.

They hole up together, and with tensions high, the two men agree to a fling. But things get serious fast, until someone infiltrates the safe house and Simon is shot.

He recovers, and he and Cain profess their love, deciding to work together to find Cole Egan, code and Ghost.

Great adventure, no surprise when they’re invaded at the safe house, but an interesting twist leading to a cliffhanger for the next book.

KU

idamus's review

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3.0

More Sanctuary, I approve

steve62's review

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4.0

Great start to the Chicago Sanctuary cycle. Looking forward to seeing how the story developes from here.

nicki_theoverflowingbookcase's review

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4.0

When Simon finds his partner dead on the floor and himself as the prime suspect he turns to Sanctuary for help. Cain is normally the one behind the desk and usually never gets involved with the actual client. But when Simon is caught trying to break into the new Chicago office it is Cain that keeps him under lock and key. Will Simon get the help he needs from the least likely operative? I fell in love with the quirky and adorable Cain from the minute he had no idea what he was doing. Humor over skills made this an enjoyable book.

suze_1624's review

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4.0

Brains meets brawn!
A fast paced story with plenty of chases, Ferrari's, twists, subterfuge.
Cain has the brains but thinks he is not operative material - he did a good job of it here mostly.
Simon is the cop in the wrong place, fighting for his freedom - he did have the barge right in mentality that maybe the Sanctuary guys don't have.
Amy and Abraham add another 'who, what' layer into the equation, and Elliot and 'Cole'/ghost are definitely to be read.
A good injection of pace and questions into the series.

1.9.20 reread : quick reread, even as a standalone read enough to keep me happy but I do recall it being a good series.

bfdbookblog's review

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4.0

I didn’t read the first 7 books in the series and I was fine in following the story. Aside from the characters’ history and how Sanctuary was established, I didn’t feel like I was missing anything from the story.

This is a pretty fast paced story that is clearly setting up for at least the next book which won’t be a standalone. There are a lot of questions still to be answered and people to be found.

I really liked Simon and Cain. They are great together and just mushy enough with each other to somewhat satisfy my need for romance. Both are strong investigators and work well with each other and the rest of the team. I hope we get to see more of them in the next book.

Moving on to the next book to see if we can find the Ghost!

tink535's review

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5.0

A new couple, a new mystery...a whole new set of Sanctuary books! Yay! I NEED the next one NOW!!