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Breaking Point

Name: Breaking Point
SKU: 15612
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Sierra Mason has landed the career of a lifetime, becoming a special agent for a firm run by the best in the business. She has proven herself more times than she can count and has given all of herself to her job… and then some.
Sierra Mason has landed the career of a lifetime, becoming a special agent for a firm run by the best in the business. She has proven herself more times than she can count and has given all of herself to her job… and then some.

But everything isn’t always as it seems.

When the truth is uncovered about her firm’s investors and who they are tied to, the team is thrown into turmoil. Her partner, Calder McKenna, becomes embroiled in a conspiracy that is weaving itself through their lives and finds his own life in danger.

Helpless, the team is in need of a hero and they are running out of time. Will Sierra realize what they need lies within her or will the journey send her reeling past her breaking point?

But everything isn’t always as it seems.

Helpless, the team is in need of a hero and they are running out of time. Will Sierra realize what they need lies within her or will the journey send her reeling past her breaking point?

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A great addition to a great series

October 22, 2018

I try to leave reviews right when I finish a book. I do this not only so that it’s fresh in my mind, but also because I think it’s important to give my perspective on individual books in a series while the story is unfolding for me. It’s easy to say “The Two Towers” is great in hindsight, once you’ve finished the whole Lord of the Rings trilogy, but if you just finished reading that particular book, well...you might say it was a bit slow. It’s a common trap for middle books, which have to do a lot of unglamorous work to get the story from A to B.

Well, I’m coming back to write this after finishing the trilogy because I bought the third book and started reading it the moment I finished book two. I couldn’t help myself.