Sleeper (Crossfire Series #3)

by Gennita Low

Overview

When trusting each other could be deadly....

Lily Noretski, a beautiful young woman in possession of a devastating weapon, is targeted for seduction by Navy SEAL Reed Vicenzio. An activated "sleeper" on the run, she's in possession of a devastating weapon.

Reed is the sharpshooter--solid, dependable, unflappable--assigned the task of winning Lily's confidence to find the secret weapon...and eliminate her, if necessary. But this extraordinary woman's fire and courage makes his assignment harder than any he has ever undertaken.

Lily knows that someone is pulling her string, but if she is to survive, she must put her trust in the hands of this charming but lethal man of mystery. Her head tells her she's in grave peril, but her heart dares her to put everything on the line. Which should she follow?

Product Details

BN ID:	2940013466272
Publisher:	Gennita Low
Publication date:	12/01/2011
Series:	Crossfire Series , #3
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	260
Sales rank:	560,482
File size:	891 KB

About the Author

Gennita Low writes sexy military and techno spy-fi romance. She also co-owns a roof construction business and knows 600 ways to kill with roofing tools as well as yell at her workers in five languages. A three-time Golden Heart finalist, her first book, Into Danger, about a SEAL out-of-water, won the Romantic Times Reviewers Choice Award for Best Romantic Intrigue. Besides her love for SEALs, she works with an Airborne Ranger who taught her all about mental toughness and physical endurance. Gennita lives in Florida with her mutant poms and one chubby squirrel.

To learn more about Gennita, visit www.Gennita-Low.com, www.rooferauthor.blogspot.com and www.facebook.com/gennita

Editorial Reviews

I’ve read some ho-hum reviews on this book, and I think I understand why…just like in Linda Howard’s Kiss Me While I Sleep, Lily and Reed aren’t your standard romance fare, and accordingly, they don’t always act with honor or predictability. Now, that’s not to say that they’re not honorable in their own rights…they are, but both use available means to reach their end. Think Sam and Alyssa from Suzanne Brockmann’s books

Musings From The Blond Side - Terri Reviewer

Low’s handling of her sensational subject matter in a tasteful, plot perfect way, along with the development of Lily’s characters as someone we want to cheer on, takes what could have been a wall-banger in less skillful hands, and turned it into an exciting end of what must have been an action-packed series.

Booksellerchick.blogspot.com - Bookseller Chick

I’ve read some ho-hum reviews on this book, and I think I understand why…just like in Linda Howard’s Kiss Me While I Sleep, Lily and Reed aren’t your standard romance fare, and accordingly, they don’t always act with honor or predictability. Now, that’s not to say that they’re not honorable in their own rights…they are, but both use available means to reach their end. Think Sam and Alyssa from Suzanne Brockmann’s books http://musin

Terri Reviewer

Low’s handling of her sensational subject matter in a tasteful, plot perfect way, along with the development of Lily’s characters as someone we want to cheer on, takes what could have been a wall-banger in less skillful hands, and turned it into an exciting end of what must have been an action-packed series. http://booksellerchick.blogspot.com/2006/02/sb-day-my-adventures-with-true-crime.html

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