Lethal Consequences (Aegis)

Elisabeth Naughton is my newest go-to suspense author. I have read and enjoyed book one, and this book, though it stands alone, offers readers a similar wild ride. Ms Naughton's characters are multi layered and so well drawn, their dialogue is so spot on as to be easy to hear. There are twists and turns in the plot that are not telegraphed in advance, all in all a tightly woven, fast paced read.
*I received my copy from NetGalley.com in exchnage for an honest review.

Landon and Olivia's story has been, from the moment they met, one more of a rollercoaster ride and her life will never be the same again. Naughton has a way of being able to weave a tantalizing tale and in this series it's all about national security, undercover agents, suspense, and romance in dangerous situations. I have so far thoroughly enjoyed reading this series and can't wait to see what happens next in Fatal Pursuit.

I liked this book. The story was good even though some situations were unlikely. The characters were believable and the internal dialogue was great. The chemistry was sizzling. The hero was swoon worthy and the heroine spunky. I like it when the alpha hero is over the top in love with his woman.

Another solid piece from Naughton. I was originally hooked by her Eternal Guardians, but she writes such compelling characters in situations beyond just their relationship and romance. There's substance and story, not just fluff romance with HEA and no consequences ever.

A terrifically exciting story filled with action and steamy sex. Two very strong characters in Landon and Olivier create a sharp dialogue and even though the tale is strong all the way through there is a real surprise in the grand finale, worth 5* but downed 1* for the over use ( in my opinion ) of Landons insecurity. Highly recommended read.

Romance, thriller, and bit unique. Another security company series as author's seem to all be writing them. But really is not as so far the first two books are unrelated to work at the security company. Great read but not a journalistic achievement.