She’s taken all the self-defense courses, she wants to be an agent.

Kim works for a security company because she needed to feel more secure about her own damn self. It is, and it should be, a long and scary journey. I mean totally awesome, she made vampires and werewolves in space completely work.īut Losing Control is a contemporary, and it didn’t just make my willing suspension of disbelief meter go flying out the window, it’s making me put ranty pants on for this review.īecause the story is about a woman who was nearly suicidal while married to an abusive, control freak man and who has spent the last four years pulling herself together. Nina Croft’s Blood Hunter series is awesome science fiction romance. But now, after the long wait, if she imagines he’s going to stand by while she seduces some other guy… Never going to happen

So he kept her close and he kept her safe, offering her a job in his security company and the training to feel safe again, and he bided his time. Jake has wanted Kim from the moment he first saw her, but four years ago, she was too young and too damaged. And who better to help her remember how to lure a man than her best friend? But things are a tad lonely in the sex department, so she decides to embark on a no-strings-affair with one of her hot co-workers. She has a great home, a job as a security specialist which she loves, and Jake for a best friend. Purchasing Info: Author’s website | Goodreads | Amazon | B&N | Kobo | Publisher’s Websiteįour years after escaping her abusive ex-husband, Kim finally believes she’s in control of her life and her emotions and she’s determined to never risk either again with a man. Format read: ebook provided by the publisher

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