It was a nice read but one that didn't thrill me.
The good points ?
The heroin has guts, she can defend herself and isn't just standing there while somebody else fights for her.
The action (because there was *a lot* of action !) took place in places and with people I'm not much used to read about, like communes for instance. Seeing that an ex-cop had been raised in one was surprising in a good way, even if the treatment of this fact was not uncommon.
The bad points ?
The villains were the usual villains.
Both characters fell in love pretty quickly without any real reason, they just thought the other was hot.
For people who wanted to be discreet, they relied on plenty people they couldn't trust entirely.
But mostly, I couldn't believe that the FBI or cops or whatever would send an important witness on the road with just one man to protect her while there was a whole organization hunting her, holding her sister and ready to give huge amounts of money for her capture.
Anyway, like I said, it was a pleasant read and I read it entirely without forcing myself. I just wasn't hooked, that's all.

Dark Justice, is full of suspense. It made the book a fast read because I couldn't put it down. I don't know how Amber was able to not slap her sister. She's a whining selfish person. It's because of her that they were both in the predicament that they were in. But Amber is a caring person and will stop at nothing to save her sister. Gabe on the other hand, questions whether he should help. I think Amber shocked him so much, that he agreed to help before he knew it.
Dark Justice, is more of a suspense novel with a little romance on the side.

I was not a fan at all. There's insta-love between these two characters and I didn't get their attraction to each other other than the fact that they thought the other was hot. The story felt a bit disjointed at times too. Also, witness protection falls under the US Marshall's not the FBI, so Amber's handler would not have been with the FBI. In fact, after entering the program she would have had little to no contact with them at all. And I just couldn't suspend belief enough to fall for the FBI sending some has been cop to help her.

Wow! I loved this book - it's fast paced romantic suspense at its best. Amber is smart and self sufficient, but ends up in trouble after she provides damming information to the FBI on her employer. Unfortunately, the FBI has moles in it that promptly returns the data to the criminals. The criminals then set out to find Amber and her sister (who are in witness protection) to torture and kill them.

Gabe is sent to find and protect Amber and Rachel (her sister) and brings his well developed skills and his eclectic group of friends to help him. He's the perfect hero - with a dark and vague past and a strong moral compass, in that killing is ok, as long as its the bad guys. I loved watching how the relationship between Amber and Gage developed.

This is a must read novel for fans of the genre. Its the first book I've read by this author, but it won't be the last as I've added her to my must read authors' list.