5 out of 5 stars
COLLATERAL DAMAGE by Lynette Eason was a real page turner, exactly
what I have come to expect from this author.
Discharged military psychiatrist, Brooke Adams, wants to
help others. Unfortunately, she has her own nightmares to deal with and the
prospect that someone might want her dead.
Former Special Ops Sergeant Asher James finally acknowledges
he needs help dealing with the demons in his past. He decides to visit Brooke
Adams, only to find her stateside office in shambles and a target on her back.
As they both seek answers to the death of a mutual friend, and
the peculiarities surrounding an Afghanistan bombing, Brooke and Asher grow
closer together. When they realize their mutual respect for each other has
turned into something more, they race against the clock to find out who wants
Brooke dead and how it ties back to the bombing that first brought them
together.
COLLATERAL DAMAGE—as already mentioned—was a true
page-turner. Knowing that is how I feel whenever I pick up a book by Lynette
Eason, I waited until I had uninterrupted time on my hands before reading it. Less
than twenty-four hours later, I am writing this review, and adding another
amazing book to my list of favorites.
Ms. Eason knows how to capture the attention of her readers.
Her intricate plotlines and the magnetism of her characters immediately draw you
into the story and holds your interest until the always satisfying conclusion. I
loved the way the relationship between Brooke and Asher grew organically. What
starts off as mutual respect and a desire to help each other, quickly develops
into a deep-seeded connection. Their military experiences create a bond—a comradery—others
don’t understand. Ms. Eason is also good at building a well-rounded group of
secondary characters. Knowing some of these characters will step into the
spotlight as the series progresses, adds to the enjoyment of reading Lynette
Eason’s books.
I can’t wait for the release of ACCEPTABLE RISK, book two in
the DANGER NEVER SLEEPS series.
I received a complimentary copy of COLLATERAL DAMAGE from Revell Reads for reviewing purposes. A positive review was not required. All thoughts and opinions expressed are my own.
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