Forever, Dad (Silhouette Intimate Moments, No 694)

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Summary: :)
Review: Secret agent Torch Palamaro retired from the agency after his wife and twin boys were killed. Scorpion, the man responsible for their deaths is a known terrorist. Scorpion was angry with Torch for interfering with his plan to blow up the Empire State Building. Torch has wallowed in his guilt, hurt, and anger, but now he has a chance at revenge. Torch's old boss has asked him to take on a mission to retrieve a secret formula that could be devastating if it got into the wrong hands, namely Scorpion. Torch takes the mission and heads out to find Alexander Holt the scientist responsible for the formula.

Alexandra Holts entire life was turned upside down in only a few short hours. A man (she later discovers is Torch) barges through her front door while more men are breaking into her house from her upstairs window. Alexandra is confused and totally clueless about the formula that Torch seems to thinks she has. Alexandra had never made her father happy or proud, but she still loved him and believed him to be a great man. Alex is sure that Torch is mistaken, but she knows the only way to convince him is to show him her father's papers. First, however, they have to survive the many people that are after them.

Alex is good for Torch. She makes him feel alive again and he can open up to her about his family in a way that he has been unable to do with anyone else. Once Alex learns the truth about her father she will have her own demons to face. I really enjoyed this book. Torch is this tough and very sexy man with so much hurt and guilt inside him that it makes you want to cry. This man has been through so much and it is exciting to see him open himself up to Alex. Alex is a woman who has never known love, not even from her father. She does, however, know how to give love and she gives hers freely to Torch.

This book is a page turner. I did not want to put it down, it has romance, betrayal, danger, and that is just for starters. If you are perceptive than figuring out the ending of this book will not be hard. Yet even if you do, the surprises in the end still pack a punch. I would highly recommend that you read this book.

Rating:
Summary: :)
Review: Secret agent Torch Palamaro retired from the agency after his wife and twin boys were killed. Scorpion, the man responsible for their deaths is a known terrorist. Scorpion was angry with Torch for interfering with his plan to blow up the Empire State Building. Torch has wallowed in his guilt, hurt, and anger, but now he has a chance at revenge. Torch's old boss has asked him to take on a mission to retrieve a secret formula that could be devastating if it got into the wrong hands, namely Scorpion. Torch takes the mission and heads out to find Alexander Holt the scientist responsible for the formula.

Alexandra Holts entire life was turned upside down in only a few short hours. A man (she later discovers is Torch) barges through her front door while more men are breaking into her house from her upstairs window. Alexandra is confused and totally clueless about the formula that Torch seems to thinks she has. Alexandra had never made her father happy or proud, but she still loved him and believed him to be a great man. Alex is sure that Torch is mistaken, but she knows the only way to convince him is to show him her father's papers. First, however, they have to survive the many people that are after them.

Alex is good for Torch. She makes him feel alive again and he can open up to her about his family in a way that he has been unable to do with anyone else. Once Alex learns the truth about her father she will have her own demons to face. I really enjoyed this book. Torch is this tough and very sexy man with so much hurt and guilt inside him that it makes you want to cry. This man has been through so much and it is exciting to see him open himself up to Alex. Alex is a woman who has never known love, not even from her father. She does, however, know how to give love and she gives hers freely to Torch.

This book is a page turner. I did not want to put it down, it has romance, betrayal, danger, and that is just for starters. If you are perceptive than figuring out the ending of this book will not be hard. Yet even if you do, the surprises in the end still pack a punch. I would highly recommend that you read this book.