Hunting Danger, started out with me thinking WTH, and ended that way also. So now I definitely need to read the next book in this series to see what happens next.

I love this series!! Nova and Gage have been circling each other since Skye hired Nova. When she tries to go off on her own Gage was not about to let that happen. They are so good together. Nova can take care of herself however Gage always has her back. This is a story full of action and adventure. Another great story from Katie Reus.

This is the second in this series that I’ve read, and while I enjoyed it, I felt like there wasn’t enough build up for the main characters’ love story. The action was jam packed, however, and since I was in the mood for a good romantic suspense story, this satisfied the craving.
3.5 stars.

Ex CIA agent Nova Blair has been working as an executive assistant at Redemption Harbor Consulting for 2 years. Redemption Harbor Consulting is an organization that helps people get out of bad situations or people who can’t turn to the law for help. Nova’s best friend from childhood has texted her with a code phrase within the text that tells Nova that something is very wrong. She plans to go help her but doesn’t want to involve her employer. Her boss Gage Yates finds out something is up and isn’t about to let Nova put herself in possible anger. Gage has been attracted to Nova from the beginning but hasn’t acted on it.

This is part of the Redemption Harbor series but could be read as a stand alone. The suspense in this book starts at the first page and keeps til the end. There is also a romance in the book. I have read other books. In the series and this one was a good addition. I look forward to another book in the series. Thank you to net galley for an advanced readers copy.

Another great book of the men and women of Redemption Harbor. We have been waiting on Gage and Nova’s book and even though this one was shorter than the others it still packed a punch. The action is non-stop and the dialog is snarky and witty. Their “no we shouldn’t, well maybe we could” had me wanting to yell “you definitely should”. The suspense of when was as good as the suspense of the story itself.