Review : Justice Hunter

Justice Hunter by Jennifer Morey

Genre: Susense, Thriller, Romance, Mystery
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Pages: 288
Expected publication: January 5th 2016 by Harlequin

Synopsis:

The Cold Case Detectives series heats up with a sexy new hero in this story of revenge and desire.

A tough ex-SEAL turned private investigator, Lucas Curran vows that solving his sister's murder must come first. Even before his raging attraction to Rachel Delany, who might be a fresh lead in the four-year-old case. It's just that he can't trust the down-on-her-luck beauty. He's already been devastated once by a deceitful ex. Then there's Rachel's rap sheet and her infuriating tendency to withhold the truth

But when Rachel's life goes up in flames, they're forced to rely on each other. Because Rachel is more than just Lucas's ticket to outsmarting a killer and serving up justice she's his second chance at a burning love he never thought possible.

Review:

Lucas is investigating his sisters murder and he knows that Rachels knows more then she is leading on. Meanwhile Rachel is trying to keep herself out of trouble with a past like hers it'll be easy for anyone to pin anything on her. Looking for a job Rachel just so happens to get hired by a Lucas father causing that bit of connection so that Lucas can questions her. Little did they expect for someone to have a hit out on her and they are out for blood.

I loved this book there was so much going on with the who break ins and shoot out to keep the readers on thier toes wondering what was going to happen next. Then there was the mystery of what does Rachel really knows that shes not telling anyone. Then theres that ending, There isn't much that I can say to you without spoiling the book but if you love a good action thriller with a bit a heat this'll be for you. I really loved every minute reading this book. I loved that the characters were complex getting to know a bit more of rachel and her past. I loved that there was more then one point of vie.w i loved the storyline it was written very well and was interesting. Highly Recommend!