
Innocent
Beckett #2
by: Mary Martinez
ASIN#B008SV1T4E
$3.99 eBook
Canyonland Press
Romantic Suspense
Released: August 2012
“All Jessica wants is
a home and a family. So how did she suddenly find herself falsely accused of a
felony and then kidnapped by a hit man?
Jessica Beckett loves
her job teaching high school algebra. That is until Coach Brinley makes her
life miserable because she actually has the audacity to fail his three staring
football jocks. Maybe if they’d done their homework they would have passed. She
refuses to be intimidated. He on the other hand refuses to admit defeat and
manipulates the boys into accusing her of sex in exchange for passing grades.
Gabriel Despain loves
his job as FBI agent. But falling for his partner’s sister has complicated a
great partnership. It would be a lot easier to ignore his feelings if Jessica
hadn't found herself in trouble. Now he must keep her safe. And if he can't
remain objective, they both might get killed.”
We found out a little about Jessica and Gabe in Disappear,
the first book in The Beckett Series.
Jessica is the youngest and smallest Beckett but she quickly proves that
size and age can be deceiving when it comes to spunk and determination, and
determined she is to land her first love, Gabriel Despain, her brother’s
partner. Gabriel Despain is plagued by a
pint sized firecracker, who he is totally in love with and refuses to get into
a relationship with.
I liked the first book, but this second book I really
liked. I was thrilled with the huge
difference in the crime story part of the book.
And I always seem to fall for books that revolve around a big huge
supportive family.
I did find myself wishing for more character insight. I would really have like to have known more
about Gabe’s past haunts that really only get highlighted a tiny bit. I never really learned why Gabe is so deadest
against having any type of relationship for Agents, why does he feel that way,
what happened to make him feel like that?
But overall I would recommend this series to anyone who likes Romantic
Suspense.
Drue gives this book a
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