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A review by readingpapillon
Nothing To Fear by Karen Rose
4.0
Started off a little slow for me. I think it’s because I am currently in some sort of reading slump. But it picked up the pace as I pushed through.
Ethan Buchanan, an ex-Marine turned security expert/PI on the road in search for his friend’s kidnapped son, Alec. He had no intention of meeting a woman.
Dana, an undercover psychologist who helps battered women, waits for a “friend” to arrive when she meets Ethan, and couldn’t deny the pull to the man with green eyes.
The journey starts with Sue who takes Alec and runs to the shelter she learned about. On her way there she leaves a trail of bodies. Little does she know that there’s a pattern involved in her killings. Sue has a list and checking it twice, she’s holding Alec hostage for ransom.
Karen Rose does a good job of keeping us in our toes. The book has multiple POVs and we are constantly left on a cliffhanger at a chapter, making us want to turn the page.
I liked how things planned out in the end. The way everything fell into place. The way the villain’s plans form and adjust but the way it falls apart was wonderfully executed.
I’m looking forward to the next book in the series. And I’m hoping that Clay gets a book of his own.
Ethan Buchanan, an ex-Marine turned security expert/PI on the road in search for his friend’s kidnapped son, Alec. He had no intention of meeting a woman.
Dana, an undercover psychologist who helps battered women, waits for a “friend” to arrive when she meets Ethan, and couldn’t deny the pull to the man with green eyes.
The journey starts with Sue who takes Alec and runs to the shelter she learned about. On her way there she leaves a trail of bodies. Little does she know that there’s a pattern involved in her killings. Sue has a list and checking it twice, she’s holding Alec hostage for ransom.
Karen Rose does a good job of keeping us in our toes. The book has multiple POVs and we are constantly left on a cliffhanger at a chapter, making us want to turn the page.
I liked how things planned out in the end. The way everything fell into place. The way the villain’s plans form and adjust but the way it falls apart was wonderfully executed.
I’m looking forward to the next book in the series. And I’m hoping that Clay gets a book of his own.