Review from Wild Side →
A seeking Layla moves and wants to begin to live a casual life with no serious relationships. She finds more than she intended when she begins a prearranged one week fling with two best friends, Finn and Miguel. Opening up to possibilities (and something Miguel has been wishing for) Finn finds he is attracted not..
A thriller, an edge of your seat yes! Espionage, yes! Political and historical, yes. I did not know much about Syria. Intertwined in all it is also a romance. This was well pointed out by Proctor in the end. Amazing story and narration.
Review from My Vegas Groom →
Connor Brown isn’t one of my favorite narrators and made me wish for true dual narrators when he was doing female voices. I felt like I never could get into the story and wasn’t invested in the characters. I liked the premise, but the execution left a little to be desired. It was okay though.
Review from The Spy →
The story is good, but not great. This book is not as good as the others. I don’t think it’s as steamy either. A more appropriate word would be cringe.
Review from A Quiet Cadence →
Loved the story. The emotional journey of “Mick” from young idealist Marine to jaded Veteran to somber and grateful Veteran, father and husband.
Review from Moscow X →
The author has painted some of the characters and experience with a complicated cast of antagonists that manage to collide in a story that is on par with some of the classic authors from the cold War period. Great story.
It was a good story but so much was unfinished like is there a part two or something cause I was just left with so many questions
Mari Carr pens another fabulous novel set in her “Wilder Irish” series, and she turns up the heat for this trifecta of a romance, between Finn, Miguel and Layla. After breaking off a long-term relationship, Layla left Philadelphia and her overprotective Moretti brothers to start over in Baltimore, the place she spent her younger years…
Review from Moscow X →
Great tale depicting modern day Russia and USA intelligence. Love this writer. Damascus station was great too
Review from The Melody Lounge →
This book was a fun adventure. It moves quickly from story to story. Some are touching, others funny, while others are filled with emotion. My favorite audiobooks are ones like this that I can get into without spending hours trying to keep up. The man reading has an edge. My favorites are the darker ones..