Death Echo
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Purchased at a book sale at the Paseo Verde Library in Henderson, NV, today.
I am not a fan of spy thrillers, especially "romantic" spy thrillers. I did not realize that is what this is when I bought it. I just grabbed it, thinking it might be a mystery. So these are the thoughts of a person who read the wrong book.
Emma Cross is a former CIA agent to moved to a private security firm, St. Kilda's, when she is assigned to track down a missing yacht. A part of that hunt involves learning about the fancy yacht's twin, which is in a seafaring town in Washington, near the Canadian border.
She meets the captain of the boat, who has just been given the job of sailing it north to a point unknown (he will be informed as needed). Mac (MacKenzie Durand) has a history in covert operations as well, which Emma soon figures out. She is assigned the job of recruiting him.
Ultimately the two end up taking the yacht north on difficult seas, while Mac learns the special features of the luxury boat and Emma learns how to be a first mate.
Turns out the pair are being tracked by more than one agency or group. Mac finds some of the trackers but he can't be sure if he's found them all. The two have learned, however, that there is a limited amount of time to figure out who is doing what and why, and to prevent a major catastrophe, of which they know only a hint.
The two work well together and, of course, they are two attractive people who fall for each other and indulge in no end of sexual banter. And spy banter. In fact, it gets plain tiresome to me (but again, I'm not a fan of this type book). They encounter challenge after challenge, culminating in major battles that threaten to kill them both.
Do they save the world? What do you think?
Emma Cross is a former CIA agent to moved to a private security firm, St. Kilda's, when she is assigned to track down a missing yacht. A part of that hunt involves learning about the fancy yacht's twin, which is in a seafaring town in Washington, near the Canadian border.
She meets the captain of the boat, who has just been given the job of sailing it north to a point unknown (he will be informed as needed). Mac (MacKenzie Durand) has a history in covert operations as well, which Emma soon figures out. She is assigned the job of recruiting him.
Ultimately the two end up taking the yacht north on difficult seas, while Mac learns the special features of the luxury boat and Emma learns how to be a first mate.
Turns out the pair are being tracked by more than one agency or group. Mac finds some of the trackers but he can't be sure if he's found them all. The two have learned, however, that there is a limited amount of time to figure out who is doing what and why, and to prevent a major catastrophe, of which they know only a hint.
The two work well together and, of course, they are two attractive people who fall for each other and indulge in no end of sexual banter. And spy banter. In fact, it gets plain tiresome to me (but again, I'm not a fan of this type book). They encounter challenge after challenge, culminating in major battles that threaten to kill them both.
Do they save the world? What do you think?
Journal Entry 3 by jlautner at Carlsbad Inn Beach Resort & Hotel, 3075 Carlsbad Blvd. in Carlsbad, California USA on Saturday, July 15, 2023
Released 9 mos ago (7/15/2023 UTC) at Carlsbad Inn Beach Resort & Hotel, 3075 Carlsbad Blvd. in Carlsbad, California USA
WILD RELEASE NOTES:
On a shelf in the library.
