Title :
Silenced Memories
Author :
Brittney Sahin
Series :
Hidden Truths #1
Release date : August 19th 2015
Rating : 4 Stars
Blurb :
**Stand-alone romance suspense novel**
Kate Adams has never found it difficult to keep a professional relationship with her clients . . . but then sheâs never had a client like Michael Maddox. From the moment she arrives in Charlotte, Kate is tongue-tied by the devastatingly gorgeous former Marine and intelligence genius turned multi-millionaire entrepreneur. Michael seems at first glance to be the perfect catch, except for one problem. He doesnât do relationships. And Kate doesnât do one-night stands.But as the tension mounts between them, Kate discovers she has larger problemsâan untraceable stalker . . . and a dangerous past. When Michael offers his protection, Kate is grateful, and yet afraid. For as they grow closer, she realizes that Michael has his own secret past. And while he might save her life, he will surely break her heart.Silenced Memories is a stand-alone romance suspense novel in the Hidden Truths series. Hidden Truths: Each stand-alone novel is riddled with mystery and romance, as lies and corruption are unraveled to reveal the truth.
Review :
I came across this book during the BookTour for the second book of this series.
Our CoBlogger Kate read the second book mentioning to me that she had a problem with the Character named “Michael” as he interfered everywhere.
Well after reading the first book (and without reading the second) I must say – I think I can imagine what happend (I refuse the spoilers – lets just say he is kind of INTENSE) – but honestly here in his own story he is simply great – The author walked a fine line between the wealthy guy and the hard seal – she managed to merge those two perfectly into a great story.
And after reading this book now I also understand Kates request that the next book should be about Connor – honestly speaking I would have already expected the second book to be about him.
I can hardly wait to get my fingers on Connors story – I can already sens something good there if it is written anywhere near to this book here
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