Review: Lethal Redemption

Lethal Redemption by April Hunt

(Steele Ops #2)
Genre: Thriller, suspense, contemporary, romance,

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Pages: 688 

Published: November 26th 2019 by Forever

April Hunt “will keep you on the edge of your seat” (Lori Foster, New York Times bestselling author) in this heart-pounding new romantic suspense.

Top FBI profiler Grace Steele was just a girl when she escaped the Order of the New Dawn, and she’s spent the last seventeen years trying to forget her time there. But when private security firm Steele Ops needs her help extracting a young woman from the secretive cult’s clutches, she’s all in. Even though the mission requires posing as the fiancée of the only man who’s ever broken her heart.

It’s been nine years since Cade Wright turned his back on his childhood sweetheart, and he’s never stopped regretting it. Now that they’re forced to work together, he knows this is his opportunity to show Grace how much he’s changed. But the deeper they get pulled into New Dawn, the clearer it becomes that the demons still haunting Grace are very real, and Cade will have to risk everything to keep her safe . . . including his own life.

Includes the bonus novel Extreme Honor by Piper J. Drake! 

I recieved a copy of this book for a honest review. I recognized the authors name so I accepted, thing was I didn't go onto reading the description and realized that this had a cult situation going on with it and I instantly got into doubting if I'd like this book. I had it so I figured I'd give this book a fair chance and act least decide if I liked it until the end of this book. I will have to tell you after reading this book that it is pretty good. I found myself enjoying the interesting set of characters and while there was a bit of romance between the two reuniting characters I loved that it didn't overpower the book. I thought it was interesting seeing the process of them infiltrating the cult. Then there was the whole mess of getting the vice presidents daughter and wondering what kinda conditional she may be like, she could really be brain washed or maybe even there against her own will. Then there's the wondering how and if they are caught. There was so much to keep the readers hooked from start to end and reocmmend you lovely readers to check this book out and see for yourselves why this book is worth a read.