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Showing posts with label CIA. Show all posts
Showing posts with label CIA. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 27, 2015

New Romantic Suspense Release: Kiss the Killer (From the CIA 2)!


“Have you killed anyone?”  Swedish chemist Alina Runesson feared his answer.  Men have died for her.

“Not today.”  CIA Agent Vic Grant responded callously.  Women were not part of his agenda.  

It’s hard to admit they have a connection called love and have to trust it’s not fatal.

 
That's what you'll find in the second of my series, From the CIA!  The ebook's release was yesterday, May 26, three weeks earlier than planned as, amazingly enough, the editing was right on.
The following discussion gives you a taste of the world my agents live in and the people they run into (or kill!) in Kiss the Killer (From the CIA 2).  The paperback is scheduled for July.  Read on to learn more about the spine tingling adventure of Alina Runesson and Vic Grant...   

 Kiss the Killer (MF)

Chemist Alina Runesson lives in Sweden under the government’s witness protection program.  Her look-alike cousin is imprisoned in Baghdad and fiancĂ© killed saving Alina from the same fate.  She cannot love a man because he will die for her, but she needs help to rescue her cousin.

CIA Agent Vic Grant escapes to Sweden to correct the illegal orders of his boss.  Vic plans to recover his agents left by the US to be buried with their assignments.  Sometimes the bad guy has to be killed along the way.  His life is not made for relationships.

Vic and Alina meet by chance and align their missions. 

Tension, frustration, and sparks of passion guide Vic and Alina as they execute their personal goals.  Their itinerary is repeatedly changed according to assaults by double agents and terrorist. 

He kills, she kills, and bodies are left on the side. 

They have a connection called love and have to trust it’s not fatal.

Please read my book, please love my book, and let me know!

Happy reading,
Dawn Kunda

 

Wednesday, May 28, 2014

Mercy by Helenkay Dimon


Dimon started Mercy with a fabulous twist.  A lethal, female CIA agent wants to get caught!

Agent Becca Ford can get herself out-of and into any type of situation, and she chooses to pretend to let Jarrett Holt, a man she set-up for jail time, detain her on his property.

When you find out their background, full of erotic romance and treachery, the story will entice you all the way to “The End.”

Becca’s and Jarrett’s sexual prowess is full of demands and orders happily performed all the while Becca is a target of her former allies of the CIA.

A sweet and sorrowful subplot of m/m targets two of the men involved in detangling who wants Becca turned to ash. 

Mercy is a light erotic and suspense novel which uses power, sex, and love that can’t be ignored to unite the hearts of Becca and Jarrett.  He’s a true hero who will give up everything for safety of his love.

The story has a good pace and romance is the heart of the tale with suspense secondary to the main characters actions. 
 
    
Happy reading,
Dawn


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Wednesday, December 11, 2013

Lie To Me by Tori St. Claire


The intense suspense and erotic nature of Tori St. Claire’s novel is a magnificently written tale of Sasha Zablosky’s and Alexei Nikaniva’s connection to human trafficking and the CIA’s covert operation to break it up deep in Russia’s political venue.

Everybody lies to everybody to attain their missions.  This includes the beautiful Sasha and gorgeous Alexei.  Matter of fact, Alexei is the one who trafficked Sasha as she was mistaken for another two years prior to the story. 
Lie to Me -- Tori. St. Claire
Alexei is supposed to be one of the good guys, but how can Sasha accept this when he’s the one who put her in jeopardy.  Can she believe he’s trying to save her now, or put her in the hands of another militant?

Lie To Me has a plot loaded with surprises and well developed characters.  If only I could’ve butted in and told Sasha and Alexei about the lies that slowed their escape tactics and love, they would’ve been happy a lot soonerJ  

 

 

Happy reading,

Dawn