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About the Book
Bounty hunter Rafe Montana is a Seer, descended from the fabled Atlanteans. He uses his inherited power to “see” criminals across the globe and track them down, and he’s just started on a new case. Danny Cangialosi is accused of disappearing with a stolen car…but for the first time in his life, when Rafe goes looking, he is unable to “see” him. Instead, his search leads him to Danny’s stubborn, meddling, and very cute stepsister, Cara McGaffigan.
Cara is looking for Danny, too, but not to turn him in. He is her brother, after all, and she’s convinced he has a good heart. If she can just find him before the cops do, she’ll figure out a way to get him out of this. But Cara didn’t count on a scorching-hot bounty hunter getting in her way.
Despite instant chemistry, Rafe and Cara know they’re never going to see eye-to-eye when it comes to Danny. What they don’t know is that Danny didn’t just steal a car—he stole a precious stone, a stone right out of the legends of Atlantis. It holds powers they can only dream of…and its owner wants it back.
Cara is looking for Danny, too, but not to turn him in. He is her brother, after all, and she’s convinced he has a good heart. If she can just find him before the cops do, she’ll figure out a way to get him out of this. But Cara didn’t count on a scorching-hot bounty hunter getting in her way.
Despite instant chemistry, Rafe and Cara know they’re never going to see eye-to-eye when it comes to Danny. What they don’t know is that Danny didn’t just steal a car—he stole a precious stone, a stone right out of the legends of Atlantis. It holds powers they can only dream of…and its owner wants it back.
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Here's what I'm giving it:
Rating: 4 stars
Here's why:
The action, romance and myths woven into the storyline were really well done. I enjoyed Cara's spunk and Rafe's vulnerability. I also liked the toughness of both characters throughout the story. The secondary characters were well written, too.
There were a couple of twists that made reading a pleasure because I thought I had worked some things out but was happy to find my ideas were a little off.
Would I recommend this book? Yes, I would. I plan on picking up the next one in this series.
There were a couple of twists that made reading a pleasure because I thought I had worked some things out but was happy to find my ideas were a little off.
Would I recommend this book? Yes, I would. I plan on picking up the next one in this series.
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