Book Review: Driving Force by Lynette Eason and Kate Angelo

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What is this book about?

Elite Guardians bodyguard/former sniper Christina Sherman has protected uncooperative clients before—but this time, well her client is bossy, headstrong and occasionally eats off the floor. Yes, he’s a highly trained military working dog, but certainly her skills could be put to better use, right?

Not according to former Special Forces Air Commando Grey Parker. He needs her help to protect his dog while he undergoes an experimental surgery that could restore his ability to walk. He just needs someone to keep his canine partner safe. Most of all, Grey wants back on his feet so he can track down a deranged scientist known as The Scavenger who unleashed a nerve agent that left Grey sidelined in a wheelchair.

When an attempt is made on Grey’s life, and dead bodies begin piling up—with evidence the same toxin is responsible—suddenly Christina is tasked with keeping both dog and soldier alive…and with them, the secrets that could stop a terrorist attack.

But this time, even Christina might be in over her head.

My review:

I really enjoyed coming back to visit with the Elite Guardians again. Grey and Christina were great characters and I loved the sizzle between them. My favorite character was Boss and I relished the interactions between him and Christina. Lots of suspense and a whodunit had me turning pages past my bedtime. Besides Boss, my favorite thing about this story was the strong faith thread woven throughout—flawed people seeking God and learning to surrender to him. Definitely recommend.

What I enjoyed most about this book: 

Loved Boss!

What I didn’t like about this book:

Nothing

Would I recommend this book to others?  Yep. Good strong characters, page turning suspense, sizzling romance, and strong faith thread. This is the first book in a secondary series. It can be read as a standalone, but will make you want to read the first series.

Where can I learn more about this author and their books?

Lynette Eason, author website  Kate Angelo, author website

-Loraine Nunley

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