Kathryn Jane

REVIEW: I enjoyed the paranormal aspects of Meyers Security’s special agents. Their mission of destroying human trafficking is commendable. There were some points where Caleb and Alexandra ran hot and cold in their relationship. It was frustrating for both of them and this reader as well. This is the first book I’ve read of the Intrepid Women Series and perhaps I would have understood this better by reading other books in this series. There is lots of action, heat and suspense. I am looking forward to reading more from Kathryn Jane. I received an advance review copy at no cost and without obligation from the author and this is my voluntary review.

DESCRIPTION, NOT REVIEW: Caleb doesn’t do relationships…and Alex won’t settle for anything less.

When people fail to return home after Hurricane Harvey wreaks havoc on Texas, human trafficking is suspected and Meyer’s Security is mobilized to find the missing. But things go sideways when one of their planes disappears, and shit suddenly gets real.

After taking a leave and putting months of hard work into becoming a special agent, Veterinarian Alexandra Davis is determined to excel in her new job—in spite of a personal history with her new partner.

Caleb Broughton is a highly respected special agent with extraordinary skills, he has a passion for rescuing kids, and does his best work alone. So why is he suddenly paired up with a know-nothing rookie whose bones he’d like to jump?

Join Alex, Caleb, and the Meyers team in a race to rescue the vulnerable...and a journey of discovery.… (meer)

I've read Serving up Love by Chantel Rhondeau so far. Here's my review:
This is a wonderful story about what can happen when the boundaries of professionalism are blurred. Melanie is a rising star in the tennis world. Rich and beautiful, she gets everything she wants. What she wants now is Ethan, her coach. Ethan is a tennis star in his own right; benched due to a leg injury that left him with unending pain and a limp. He's rebuilt his career by training new people to be champions. Is he willing to compromise his own rules against fraternizing with clients, to give Mel what she wants? How will that affect their training? Her performance? Her parents, wealthy snobs, may not want their daughter to be taken advantage of, if they ever found out, it would be catastrophic! I really loved this story. If you've ever read anything else by this author, and loved it, you will love this too!… (meer)