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Chase Carpenter calls the Phoenix
Agency when he suspects something might be wrong with the
unveiling of the electronic device that will put his company
“on the map.” Friend and advisor Dan Romeo is the one who
responds and thinks that Chase isn’t crazy, that something
doesn’t seem right. When there are the emails from a
mystery person saying something bad was due to happen to the
robot, Dan feels he must investigate. What Dan finds is a
cute little art historian, Mia, who doesn’t want anyone to
know she is the one who sent the warnings. She got the
warning as part of a premonition, and in the past, she has
had bad luck when revealing premonitions to others. While
Dan believes there might be truth to what Mia has seen, he
is more interested in why this woman makes his blood boil
when she is so not his type. Suddenly Mia’s life is
threatened and he is now determined to make sure she
survives.
Mia wishes she kept things to herself.
Except the hot alpha man who is suddenly in her life -- him
she would like to keep. But she is so confused with what
she is seeing, and she is tired of everyone being hostile
when she brings things up. Something is definitely wrong
and she wants to make sure that she has a clear conscience
when she thought it was just an issue with a robot. Now
people are dying and while she and Dan are growing closer,
it looks like they are both in danger. Dan will call in all
the resources to get to the bottom of this issue, but will
it be enough to solve the subterfuge and save the girl?
Visions of Darkness is the action-packed
follow up to Always on My Mind. While it is the
second in a series, you could easily read this book as a
stand-alone, though beware, it will make you want to go back
and read the first one. Ms. Rochelle wrote both a
wonderfully romantic and erotic tale with alpha males,
strong females, and nail-biting suspense. I found myself
trying to interpret Mia’s visions along with all others in
the stories, and trying to figure out all those who were
involved in the subterfuge. Overall, this is a strong
second story in the series and I cannot wait to read more
about the Phoenix group and their alpha males, yummy. I
liken this story to those of Kay Hooper's FBI series. If
you like a little paranormal in your romantic suspense but
aren't into vampires or shape shifters, then Visions
of Darkness will be one story you will want to
quickly get your hands on. |