Review of The Paris Betrayal by James R. Hannibal

Ben Calix is good at what he does...a spy for the Company. But one assignment turns him in to a wanted man and he finds himself on the run, with a woman whom he doesn't even know. Not knowing why he is being hunted, he learns to trust a stranger while trying to bring down a bioweapon that is getting ready to be unleashed on the world all the while using his training just to stay alive.

This is the first book I have read by James Hannibal and it was fantastic! A bit gory in areas during the intense fighting scenes, but the plot line was creative and kept the reader engaged right up to the end. Hannibal spun a story like no other with plot twists and turns that keeps the reader wondering what is actually going on. With action, suspense and a sliver of romance, the reader stays engaged throughout the entire book right up to the end. 

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Review of Never Miss by Melissa Koslin

Former CIA sniper Kadence Tolle is on the run. Lyndon Vaile doesn't realize he is will be on the run until he meets Kadence Tolle, who saves his life from a sniper. Kadence and Lyndon's worlds collide as Kadence keeps Lyndon alive so he can figure out who is after him and his scientific research. 

This is the first book I have read by Melissa Koslin and it was a great story! From the first page, the reader is sucked in to the story line of the main character, Kadence. As the story unfolds, it's multi-faceted as the characters are developed, their back stories are shared along with the main story line of staying alive. All the way to the end, the reader is involved in the story. Koslin created a very interesting plot and the reader can tell that the author researched the scientific aspects well. I look forward to reading Koslin's 2nd book!

Revell Reads sent me this complimentary copy to review for them. Opinions expressed are my own.