Thursday, May 1, 2014

Review for Goddess of the Hunt by Becky Flade

Goddess of the Hunt

Goddess of the Hunt
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Synopsis:
 
Codename Diana

CIA field agent Paige Aster hides a cunning intelligence and lethal skill behind a mask of golden beauty. It serves her well as she moves from one undercover assignment to the next.

Current Mission

Retrieve a stolen United States military defense program from a terrorist cell in Dublin, Ireland, before they trade it to Islamic extremists in exchange for munitions. Her only back up on this time-sensitive mission is a deeply embedded MI-6 operative.

Her Asset

Eoin Fitzpatrick has sacrificed everyone he holds dear to bring these terrorists to justice. He’ll sacrifice Diana, too, if she threatens to compromise his mission or his cover. He has orders to do just that – his agency is only doing hers a favor.

Compromised or Comprising?

Paige expects danger, but welcomes passion—taking her pleasure where and when it’s offered. She’s not prepared for the effect Eoin has on her. Or what happens when she surrenders to him—Paige burns for Eoin but will he leave her burned

 Review by Tabitha:
First let me say, I did not know this was a super short story before reading it. Guess I didn't do my research. Overall, it was really entertaining. I loved the characters and the plot was pretty good. I love Paige and Eoin. They were great together. I felt like right as it was really, really getting good then it was over. I am really hoping that Ms. Flade continues with a Paige and Eoin part 2 in a full length book. Very hot scenes and like I said a very good plot, just too short for me. This book gets a 4 AMAZEBALLS stars from me!! 

Review by Tabitha 
A gifted copy was given to me in exchange of an honest review.

Buy Link: 
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About the Author:
When I was little I thought everyone had stories in their head. I didn’t find out that wasn’t the case until kindergarten. I remember thinking that was sad; and that I should share the ones I had. I asked my teacher for help. I had her cut, fold and staple the paper into a suspiciously book-like shape. Then I drew the cover art and illustrated the interior pages. Finally, and most importantly, I dictated the text. And violà … a writer was born.

It took thirty years for me to get from that first attempt to being a published author. I think the road thus far has added some depth and experience to my writing. At the very least I learned I shouldn’t ever do my own illustrations.

A city girl, born and bred, I tend to place my stories in and around southeast Pennsylvania, or at least have a character or two from the area. Home is where the heart is and I make mine with my very own knight in slightly tarnished armor, three beautiful daughters ranging in ages from college through pre-school, and a grandson who arrived on my birthday last year. When I’m not busy living my own happily ever after, I’m writing about someone else’s. 

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