Deadly Fear
by Cynthia Eden
Eden
paints a graphic but real-life account of a teenager’s abduction
by a killer. In doing so she opens the door to the emotions
and determination of the victim now fully grown. Deadly
Fear is a worthy title for this book. Readers will identify
with the victims, and the police personnel who strive every day of
their lives to protect the innocent. Riveting, sensual, and
romantic are just a few words describing Eden’s latest literary
offering.
As a member of the Serial Services Division, Monica Davenport isn’t
too keen on having a past lover, one Luke Dante, as a new team member.
Their history is still too painful of a reminder, and she needs nothing
to interfere with the search for a serial killer. Even though
he is the only man who’s ever gotten past her nickname, ‘Ice’,
she needs all her wits about her to prevent another victim from dying.
Luke has never forgotten Monica, -- she touched his heart before,
-- and working with her now will be an exercise in frustration.
Yet, he cannot allow his feelings, especially those of lust, to stop
him from doing his job. Being a part of the SSD has been a dream
of his, and no one and nothing will prevent him from realizing that
goal. When he and Monica are assigned as partners, he finds
that determination may not be enough to keep him from taking back
the woman he still loves.
Soon both of their lives are in jeopardy and, with a killer hard on
their heels; Monica and Luke discover that even the worse worst adversity
and all the secrets in the world cannot keep true lovers apart.
|
The
Book |
Forever
/ Grand Central / Hachette |
August
1, 2010 |
Market
Paperback |
978-0-446-55924-9
|
Fiction / Contemporary Romance |
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Excerpt |
NOTE: Explicit Sexual Content |
The Reviewer |
Faith
Smith |
Reviewed
2010 |
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