The continued saga of the Justice Agency,
a private detection/protection agency run by adopted siblings, proved to be an
engaging read. I have read books three
and four in the series, and am interested in going back to read books 1 and
2. I believe the books can be enjoyed in
any order. Book 5 comes out in March of
this year.
In Thread of Suspicion the
youngest Justice sibling, Dani, struggles to exert her independence, and to be
viewed as a capable adult by both her family and their current client, Luke
Baldwin. In trying to prove Luke’s
innocence in the sabotage of his company’s software, designed to protect our
soldiers in harm’s way, Dani meets her nemesis, Echo, once again. Both she and Luke’s sister are in Echo’s
crosshairs, and both must rely on each of their siblings for protection. Dani fights off the attraction she feels for
Luke as she works to be in control of the situation they all have found
themselves in. Luke also struggles with
these feelings as his company and his livelihood are under attack, and as he is
haunted by his past.
Susan Sleeman keeps the romance tense, but
clean. The romance and the mystery in
her books play well together, neither dominating the other. The pace of the story keeps the reader
turning pages, and not wanting to put the book down. I would definitely recommend her books to
romance and mystery lovers alike.
I won this book in a contest, and was
under no obligation to review it. I am
grateful to Ms Sleeman for sending me the copy, and am pleased to have the
opportunity to write a favorable review.
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