For this review, I chose Dangerous Illusions by Sarah Ballance.
I received a copy of the ebook for a honest review of this book.
Here is a brief description from Goodreads:
Keep your lovers close, your enemies closer. Especially if they’re one and the same.
Steel Hawk, Book 3
With Steel Hawk still reeling from explosions at Zarrenburg Castle and at its own headquarters, company lawyer Edward Long’s legendary stoicism has been severely tested. It’s clearly an inside job, and no one is deeper inside than Edward—which leaves him squarely in the center of a frame.
Someone is using him to bring down the company he loves. Worse, the PI that Adam Hawk sends to investigate…there’s something off about her. And something that seriously turns him on.
Operating under an assumed name, Sophie Hawk aims to dig deeper into the company’s systems than any other investigator would dare. Especially with the prime suspect’s hot-chocolate gaze tracking her every move.
As their dueling intellects strike sparks, the rising heat threatens the trip wires Edward has set up around his heart—and the secret that ties him to a man who’ll stop at nothing to claim his right to rule the house of Zarrenburg. Or, if he can’t have it, destroy it—and everyone connected to it.
Warning: Contains agonizingly sweet kisses, dirty thoughts, dirtier talk, mutual trust stretched to the limit, and criminal abuse of a thousand-dollar suit jacket.
This is Book #3 in the Steel Hawk series. This book has suspense, romance, intrigue, and mystery. Sophie is a strong woman, who kicked butt and ask questions later type of a person. She is a PI and is hired by her family to investigate what is going on in the family business. Sophie is to determine if Edward is the one doing the everything in the company or is it someone outside the company? Edward is a complex man, who is hot and has Sophie thinking thoughts she should not especially since she is investigating him.
Here is a brief description from Goodreads:
Keep your lovers close, your enemies closer. Especially if they’re one and the same.
Steel Hawk, Book 3
With Steel Hawk still reeling from explosions at Zarrenburg Castle and at its own headquarters, company lawyer Edward Long’s legendary stoicism has been severely tested. It’s clearly an inside job, and no one is deeper inside than Edward—which leaves him squarely in the center of a frame.
Someone is using him to bring down the company he loves. Worse, the PI that Adam Hawk sends to investigate…there’s something off about her. And something that seriously turns him on.
Operating under an assumed name, Sophie Hawk aims to dig deeper into the company’s systems than any other investigator would dare. Especially with the prime suspect’s hot-chocolate gaze tracking her every move.
As their dueling intellects strike sparks, the rising heat threatens the trip wires Edward has set up around his heart—and the secret that ties him to a man who’ll stop at nothing to claim his right to rule the house of Zarrenburg. Or, if he can’t have it, destroy it—and everyone connected to it.
Warning: Contains agonizingly sweet kisses, dirty thoughts, dirtier talk, mutual trust stretched to the limit, and criminal abuse of a thousand-dollar suit jacket.
This is Book #3 in the Steel Hawk series. This book has suspense, romance, intrigue, and mystery. Sophie is a strong woman, who kicked butt and ask questions later type of a person. She is a PI and is hired by her family to investigate what is going on in the family business. Sophie is to determine if Edward is the one doing the everything in the company or is it someone outside the company? Edward is a complex man, who is hot and has Sophie thinking thoughts she should not especially since she is investigating him.
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I give this book 4 out of 5 stars.
I give this book 4 out of 5 stars.
Recommend this book? Yes! Author? Yes!
Read more from this author? Yes!
Happy Reading!
Melissa
Review coming next: The Other Side of the World by Suzanne Whitfield Vince
FTC Disclosure: The Publisher/Author/Book Tour Company has provided me with a copy of this book for review or I have purchased the book with my own funds. The opinion I share about the story are mine and have not been influenced by the The Publisher/Author/Book Tour Company if received for review.
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