I wanted to watch this movie, but I know I have
to read the book first! And what a treat
it was.
Jason
Matthews is
a retired officer of the CIA’s Clandestine Service. He tells the story as if it truly
happened.
Dominika Egorova began her life as a prima
ballerina, working towards performing with the Bolshoi Ballet in Russia. Her parents encouraged her to believe in the
mother country, which she did.
That’s until her career as a ballerina is
ruined by a vindictive move.
She turns to a career with the Russian
government, encouraged by her uncle. The
training is medieval in a sense.
Especially at the Red Sparrow school where Dominika is trained to
exploit a target in the art of sex.
Nate Nash is exported from his position with the
CIA out of Russia and to Helsinki. He’s
supposed to be semi-demoted and given a desk job.
Dominika is used and pushed around and she
witnesses unfortunate deaths of friends.
Losing the respect for her country, she is intent on paying the country
back for their cruelty and greed.
Dominika contacts the CIA and is handles by
Nate, not realizing the important and extensive information they would uncover
together.
Dominika and Nate’s alliance is incredibly
dangerous. Along with close work
together, the cardinal rule is snapped as their emotions and hearts tangle.
This is the ultimate of work and love mixing
with an explosive outcome in espionage, thriller, and a dark romance.
Happy
reading,
Dawn
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