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Summary: The Specialist
Review: Dani Sinclair delivers what is probably the best "Texas Confidential" book with "The Specialist." Kendra Kincade has infiltrated Texas Confidential, determined to join Agent Rafe Alvarez on his top-secret mission. Kendra has personal reasons to want to see this criminal punished. Rafe may have met his match in the tough-as-nails Kendra. But can he keep her safe when trouble starts to follow her everywhere she goes?There are several aspects that make "The Specialist" the best book of this popular miniseries. It's the only one of the "Texas Confidential" books where the agency comes to life and we can feel the connections between the agents. I got a better sense of the group from this book than any of the others. The mystery is also complicated without being convoluted and never becomes as muddled or confusing as some of this author's other works. "The Specialist" is her best book since "For His Daughter." It's full of surprises and suspenseful moments in a well-plotted tale. Most of all, I enjoyed the depth of the characters. Kendra is a smart and tough heroine whose history is revealed in an interesting way. Fans of a Cinderella story will enjoy how this woman who thinks she's plain is shown how beautiful she is. Rafe is the bad boy you can't help loving. Over the course of the book, they have real character growth, which is too rare in these short books. Sinclair's talent for dialogue pays off in the banter between the two and there are many amusing lines. This pair is evenly matched and it's fun to watch them slowly realize their love for one another. For a book filled with strong characters, good mystery, humorous dialogue and a passionate romance, "The Specialist" is a top-notch read.
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Summary: The Specialist
Review: Dani Sinclair delivers what is probably the best "Texas Confidential" book with "The Specialist." Kendra Kincade has infiltrated Texas Confidential, determined to join Agent Rafe Alvarez on his top-secret mission. Kendra has personal reasons to want to see this criminal punished. Rafe may have met his match in the tough-as-nails Kendra. But can he keep her safe when trouble starts to follow her everywhere she goes? There are several aspects that make "The Specialist" the best book of this popular miniseries. It's the only one of the "Texas Confidential" books where the agency comes to life and we can feel the connections between the agents. I got a better sense of the group from this book than any of the others. The mystery is also complicated without being convoluted and never becomes as muddled or confusing as some of this author's other works. "The Specialist" is her best book since "For His Daughter." It's full of surprises and suspenseful moments in a well-plotted tale. Most of all, I enjoyed the depth of the characters. Kendra is a smart and tough heroine whose history is revealed in an interesting way. Fans of a Cinderella story will enjoy how this woman who thinks she's plain is shown how beautiful she is. Rafe is the bad boy you can't help loving. Over the course of the book, they have real character growth, which is too rare in these short books. Sinclair's talent for dialogue pays off in the banter between the two and there are many amusing lines. This pair is evenly matched and it's fun to watch them slowly realize their love for one another. For a book filled with strong characters, good mystery, humorous dialogue and a passionate romance, "The Specialist" is a top-notch read.
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