Full Throttle
She Needs a Hero...
Abby Thompson didn’t sign up to be the daughter of the President of the United States. The position was forced on her by the small matter of her birth. Preferring a quiet life of study, she’s content to leave the politics and the international intrigue to her father. Unfortunately, the most powerful man on the planet is sure to make enemies. When a group of armed thugs takes her hostage half a world away, demanding the U.S. government release prisoners in exchange for her safe return, she fears her father’s policy of “not negotiating with terrorists” means she’ll never see the shores of the Potomac again. Luckily, there’s one glimmer of hope. His name is Carlos Soto. And though she abruptly ended things with him years ago, she knows now he’s the only man who can save her…
Black Knights, Inc. to the Rescue...
Carlos “Steady” Soto has taken part in his fair share of dangerous missions working at the covert government defense firm of Black Knights Inc. But nothing prepared him for the emotional rollercoaster he faces when he’s tasked with rescuing the only woman he ever loved—who also broke his heart. Racing against time and outmaneuvering a group of trained terrorists will take everything he’s got. Plus there’s the heat simmering between them which is threatening to ignite into an inferno. While ruthless enemies stalk them, they must learn to trust each other again. Even if they do make it out alive, will Abby turn her back on him…for the second time?
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| I received a digital copy from Netgalley and Sourcebooks in exchange for an honest review. Full Throttle is a book for those that have been invested in the authors works and the series from the beginning because there are components that link to previous books. Although Full Throttle wasn't quite believable compared to other novels the author has written I would say that it should be placed in the YA/NA genre if there wasn't the added adult and sexual content because our characters mentalities are geared closer to a teens level of maturity. Despite the serious plot there is quite a bit of comedy and silliness to keep you entertained. Full Throttle a good story to enjoy. |
