Published By: Avon Books
Released : Available Now
Details: Paperback from library , 348 Pages
RATING: 4.25 GABE STARS!
Blurb: Goodreads
The first novel in New York Times bestselling author Cynthia Eden's sizzling LOST series introduces the Last Option Search Team, an elite unit that must protect the only surviving victim of a serial killer.
Ex-SEAL and LOST founder Gabe Spencer is accustomed to the unusual in his job. But when knockout Eve Gray steps into his office, he's rattled. For the mysterious woman is a dead ringer for the heiress thought to be the latest prey of the serial killer who goes by the name Lady Killer.
When Eve awoke in an Atlanta hospital, her past was a blank slate. Then she recognized her own face in the newspaper and vowed to learn the truth. Determined to confront the nightmares hidden in her mind, she never expects to find a partner in Gabe.
As Gabe and Eve work together, their explosive attraction becomes irresistible. Gabe knows that his desire for Eve is growing too strong, bordering on a dangerous obsession, but nothing pulls him away from her. And when another Eve lookalike disappears, Gabe vows to protect Eve at all costs. While Eve may have forgotten the killer in her past, it's clear he hasn't forgotten her.
BOOK REVIEW:
This is my first Cynthia Eden read and I really enjoyed this suspense romance.
The characters are likable and we are introduced to intelligent men and women who work for Gabe under the title Last Option Search Team aka LOST.
I like this whole concept with Gabe putting a team together who work to find the people who have been lost to the system.
Eve walks into Gabe’s office and he takes her case and he also takes a lot more than that. *waggles eyebrows*
Enter Wade, Sarah, Victoria and Dean and you have a great line-up of characters.
The who-dunnit was kinda easy to spot fairly early into the plot. You have a fairly large suspicion, but that is okay. The villain was very creepy. I really liked all the descriptive. Visually I could see the picture painted very clearly in my mind while reading and the plot is very gritty.
The who-dunnit was kinda easy to spot fairly early into the plot. You have a fairly large suspicion, but that is okay. The villain was very creepy. I really liked all the descriptive. Visually I could see the picture painted very clearly in my mind while reading and the plot is very gritty.
I am über ready for Twisted # 2.
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