Espionage

Elizabeth LeBlanc, FBI agent, and Derek Vaughn, SEAL, have been dancing around each other for more than a year as their paths continually cross due cases that one or the other is working on, but Derek is feeling the need, more than ever, to seek out Elizabeth after the death of his teammate, Seth, during their last SEAL mission. Elizabeth has been chosen to work on a case that might lead to terrorists planning an attack on American soil in Houston, Texas. Derek wants in on the case because it involves the same group that killed Seth. The more they discover, the more Derek and Elizabeth realize that they need to pool their resources in order to stop this attack.
Derek and Elizabeth met in a previous Tracers book and have appeared in several since, making their growing relationship more realistic. Derek has a bold, sarcastic, and persistent personality that makes his character stand out from previous heroes in this series. Even though the Tracers in the Delphi Center are not used much, this is still another really good entry in the Tracers Series. ( )

FBI agent Elizabeth (one of my favourite characters from a previous book) and Navy SEAL Derek track terrorists on US soil. This was exciting and the twists and turns of the investigation were interesting. I really wish people got more sleep though... ( )

A decently paced suspense that starts off in Afghanistan with a group of Navy Seals on a rescue mission which uncovers a possible link to a terrorist attack here in the states which brings in the FBI counter terrorism unit.

Derek Vaughn was one of the Seals on that rescue mission. He and his Seals team are brought in by the FBI to debrief when they return state side when the evidence shows what they uncovered could be linked. Elizabeth LeBlanc who is an FBI agent is asked to work on the team. Derek and Liz have a bit of history from a previous book in the series but they haven’t seen each other for a while but both hadn’t forgotten the other.

Even though the action never seemed to let up the story itself seemed to drag a little in places. Overall it was a good plot with a romance on the side.
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Up till now I've really enjoyed LG's thrillers, but this is not really a Tracers book but rather a military (ooh, scary terrorists!) book. I hope she goes back to writing Tracers books. As usual, the writing and characters are good, though.
Rating: 5/10 ( )