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IN
THE ARMS OF THE WIND - Charlotte Boyett-Compo
Ellora's Cave
www.ellorascave.com
ISBN: 978-1-41991-537-6
June 2008
Erotic Romantic Suspense
Sigourney, U.S.A.- Present Day
Kaycee Connor is having dinner with Thomas Gerring, a very arrogant
and rich man, when two men break into his home and murder her host
and his staff. Kaycee survives only because Gerring shoved her into
a safe room just before he was killed. While she’s hiding, she hears
the hit men searching the house for any witnesses.
Detective Danny Gallagher and his partner arrive at Gerring’s house
seemingly to investigate the murders. Danny and Kaycee are instantly
drawn to each other despite the gruesome crime scene. But Danny is
more than a cop; his family is the local mafia and he is connected
to the Irish mob. Can Danny’s family trust Kaycee with their
secrets; but more importantly, can Kaycee accept Danny’s family?
IN THE ARMS OF THE WIND is a sexy romantic thriller full of
intrigue. The plot moves along at a nice pace and keeps readers
engaged in the events. Readers will enjoy watching Kaycee, an
assistant antiquities dealer, develop a backbone and learn to
appreciate life, one challenge at a time. She struggles to learn
that life isn’t always safe, but it is worth living. It is very
clear that Danny needs Kaycee to help him find redemption.
The
setting is very appropriate and it’s easy to imagine the ties that
restrict a cop born into a mob family. Danny must walk a very fine
line between right and wrong. He is a wonderfully flawed hero. While
he struggles against his family’s wishes and his desire for justice,
he is both the hero and the villain. I was a little hesitant to see
if Danny, a crooked cop, could be redeemed, but Charlotte Boyett-Compo
accomplishes this beautifully and is a talented writer. I recommend
IN THE ARMS OF THE WIND for readers looking for passion, romance,
and suspense.
Mel Mason |