Brazil
By Kenya Carlton
Description:
Charly Beaudliar has
fooled many powerful men. Completely discounted due to her good
looks, she makes for the perfect spy.
Unfortunately, FBI
agent Leo Santos finds out the hard way that he can’t make the beauty do anything
she doesn’t want to.
In desperate need to
capture and destroy a man who obliterated his childhood, Agent Santos tries to
enlist the femme fatale for help on a life-threatening case, a request Charly
reluctantly fills.
Together, heady emotions
collide on a mission that not only jeopardizes their hearts but also their
lives, but Leo is determined to put his past to rest, even if it’s with the
help of a woman he doesn’t trust and is not entirely sure he even likes.
AWOL from their bureaus,
Charly and Leo are forced to rely on each other in order to right the wrongs
from his childhood and catch one of the world’s biggest drug czars.
With no room for mistakes, these two agents must squelch the soul-stirring
chemistry between them in order to come out of the mission alive.
Author Bio
Kenya has a B.A. in Mass
communication, Television and Radio. She has fifteen years in production of
television and film and five in television engineering. In 2009 Kenya Produced
Dawn a short film and Executive Produced Destination Everywhere the pilot for a
travel series through her production company Black R.O.K Productions
established in 2008.
My Review:
I couldn't decide if this was a romance or a crime novel. That is a good thing. I was thinking who was who and then all the sudden there was an engagement party. I really liked that I was guessing until the end. I also messed up the couples that I thought would end up together. I liked that the crimes were sold, and justice was done. I am not quite sure I agree with everything that happened, but this was about a drug czar, so certain things are to be expected. I liked Leo and was touched that he was trying to get vengeance from when he was little. His whole life was devoted to getting justice for Mickey. The minor characters were important to the plot, and they were also fun to read about.
I am giving this book a 5/5. I was given a copy to review. however all opinions are my own.
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