Review: Reflection by Kim Cresswell

TITLE: Reflection

AUTHOR:  Kim Cresswell

ISBN# 978-1-77127-256-8

PRICE / TYPE: $5.95 eBook

PUBLISHER: MuseItUp Publishing

GENRE: Romantic Suspense

RELEASE DATE: January 25, 2013

“Florida investigative reporter, Whitney Steel, has lived in the shadow of her legendary father long enough. To prove herself she needs to find the “Big” story.

She found it.

Now it may kill her.

After receiving a lead pointing to the world's first cloned human, now a small child, Whitney vows to unravel the truth. However, sifting through the facts proves to have dangerous results, including death threats and murder.  When she's nearly killed, but is saved by undercover FBI Special Agent, Blake Neely, he refuses to let her get in the way of his own objective—at least not right away.

Caught in a lethal game between a billionaire obsessed with genetic perfection, his hit man’s thirst for retribution, and a Colombian drug lord fresh out of prison determined to make Blake pay for his twin brother’s death over a decade ago…

Can they save an innocent child before it’s too late?

Faced with tough choices, with deadly consequences for many—Whitney soon realizes that sometimes a story becomes more than just a story.”

Oh I like Whitney Steel, she’s a firecracker of a woman, strong and independent, witty and brave.  The attraction between her and Blake is immediate and electrifying.  She has a plan and a goal and nothing is going to stop her.

Blake Neely is deep undercover and has just run into a problem, investigative report Whitney Steel, but Blake has a plan and a goal and nothing is going to stop him.

Trust seems to become the main issue between these two, as Whitney believes Blake is the enemy and that he is hiding things from her.  Blake doesn’t trust Whitney, she’s a reporter and too intuitive for her own good, and she is hiding things from him. 

Quickly things escalate, bombings, shootings, attempted kidnappings and during it all truths come out and feeling emerge that neither of them can deny. 

This was a wonderful fast paced action packed story and I really hope there is a sequel.

Drue gives this book