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I enjoyed the book. Well written story. ( )

I've read other books by this author and liked them well enough to put her previous titles on my TBR list. This is one of those titles.

3 McGregor brothers; 3 books in the series--you do the math.

This book's main male character is Lance McGregor, a former Delta Force operator who is now with the FBI (and just happens to get assigned to St. Louis Field Office, near where his older brother (and other Hannon characters) live.

Lance's first real FBI assignment has him investigating whether former competitive ice skater Christy Reed's sister died in a fire when Christy gets an envelope months later addressed in her sister's handwriting.

I do appreciate that Hannon's heroes do try to keep their interest on a professional level until the case is solved and there's not tons of belaboring of the point that there is attraction "but she's a client".

I don't like that Hannon's characters end up in serious relationships (engagements and sometimes marriages) after knowing each other for only short periods of time. Also, after 8 books, I'm tiring of the female main character always ending up in the clutches of the villain and having to wait for the male main character and his cronies to come rescue her. ( )

If Ginny Reed is still alive who is the woman buried in her grave?

Men of Valor Series Book II

A very suspenseful book that leaves you guessing to the truth and what will occur next. Christy is trying to get back to a normal life after losing her family in a series of tragic accidents that are looking like they are not accidents after all. She winds up working with FBI Special Agent Lance McGregor to sort it all out and to keep herself safe as well.
I great book that had me wanting to find out what would happen and why it was happening.
I received a copy of this book free to review from the publisher. ( )