Loki Renard and Jane Henry are a dynamic duo when it comes to dark and engrossing romance. This book is totally proof of that. I mean, wow.

Sonya is an FBI agent who wants to get in on the biggest case going, taking down Brava. So, she decides she's going to force the team to take her. She sneaks into his building by the air vents, hoping that she can hear something. She hears something, alright, but not what she might expect.

Colt is working with Brava, dealing in women. He has to go talk to Brava about some mistakes, but he sees a pair of eyes in the air vents and tells Brava that all he wants is the woman in the vents.

Sonya thinks that she knows what's going on, and she thinks that her rebelliousness is going to help her here, but she's so, so wrong. I like Colt, he's a definite dominant type. I totally wouldn't do anything that he told me not to. Probably. Sonya is a different story. I sometimes like her I sometimes don't. She's a little too bratty sometimes and I would definitely support what Colt does.

It looks like this is getting set for a series, and I'm looking forward to that. ( )