Heavy on action and
suspense and liberally charged with romance, Cherry Adair gives the reader a great view
into the world of Egypt, top secret agents, terrorism and ultimately love.
T-FLAC agent Kane
Wright finds himself irresistibly attracted to the gorgeous red-headed rookie/sniper A.J.
Cooper, who’s been assigned to his T-FLAC team to kill the terrorist, Raazaq.
These days Kane
prefers to work alone and just doesn’t want to be responsible for A.J. Cooper’s
life, especially since he is still reeling from the horrors inflicted upon himself and his
teammates during an op gone bad two years ago.
Ultimately our sexy
hero tries very hard to keep a professional distance from his new charge…but will his
cold resolve cave when he goes undercover as a photographer and must use the beautiful
rookie/sniper as his model to bait the terrorist?
A.J. Cooper has a
photographic memory, is a sniper-in-training and an ex-beauty pageant winner, wants only
one thing in life, to be appreciated for her brains, not her body.
When the chance
comes for A.J. to prove she’s made of the right stuff, A.J. freezes on her sniper job
and lets a terrorist flee.
Still recuperating
herself from a tragic mishap three months earlier, A.J. is horrified at the way she’s
screwed up the hit and to make matters worse, she did it right in front of the great Kane
Wright, the man she’s worshipped from afar since she’d gotten into this spy
business. He’s totally disgusted with her performance and in no uncertain terms tells
her so. But why is she so attracted to this sexy guy? And why does she crave to see a
smile crack his cold façade and why does she want to feel his large hands roam over every
inch of her body?
A gutsy heroine, a
cool sexy male, a juicy plot and the fabulous backdrop of Egypt and its pyramids makes OUT
OF SIGHT another great Cherry Adair romance you won’t want to miss.
Reviewer Tip: You don’t need to read the
other Wright Adventures before reading Out of Sight but you won’t want to miss
Kane’s siblings adventures in Kiss and Tell, Hide and Seek and In Too Deep. If I
don’t miss my guess I suspect there may be another Cherry Adair romantic suspense in
the wings soon, perhaps with Kane’s twin brother, Derek? Enjoy!
Reviewed by Jan
Springer for The Road to Romance
September 6, 2003 |
