Publisher: Random House Alibi
Date of publication: March 2015
Jamie Sinclair’s father has never asked her for a favor in
her life. The former two-star general turned senator is more in the habit of
giving his only child orders. So when he requests Jamie’s expertise as a
security specialist, she can’t refuse—even though it means slamming the brakes
on her burgeoning relationship with military police officer Adam Barrett. Just
like that, Jamie hops aboard a flight to London with a U.S. State Department
courier carrying a diplomatic pouch in an iron grip.
Jamie doesn’t have to wait long to put her unique skills to
good use. When she and the courier are jumped by goons outside the Heathrow
terminal, Jamie fights them off—but the incident puts her on high alert.
Someone’s willing to kill for the contents of the bag. Then a would-be assassin
opens fire in crowded Covent Garden, and Jamie is stunned to spot a familiar
face: Adam Barrett, who saves her life with a single shot and calmly slips
away. Jamie’s head—and her heart—tell her that something is very wrong. But
she’s come way too far to turn back now.
If you are looking for a non-stop action packed book full of intrigue and spy chasing, then you should definitely check this one out. The Kill Shot is the second book featuring Jamie Sinclair, private detective-turned-security-agent for hire. Her Senator father hires her for what seems to be a routine job; guarding someone delivering a US diplomatic pouch to London and home again. Once Jamie gets off the plane in London, she quickly realizes that this job is anything but routine.
I devoured this book. I literally read it in a couple of hours because I couldn't walk away from it. It was non-stop action from the beginning and didn't let up until the end. You never know who to trust in the book so it definitely will keep you on your toes. Jamie Sinclair is a great character. She is great at what she does, smart and beautiful. She is hesitant to give into her feelings for Adam, I did find that part of the book frustrating. I hope that he shows up in the next book and that they make some more progress. It would hate to have the" should I or shouldn't I?" question go on for too many books.
I am looking forward to the next book,
I devoured this book. I literally read it in a couple of hours because I couldn't walk away from it. It was non-stop action from the beginning and didn't let up until the end. You never know who to trust in the book so it definitely will keep you on your toes. Jamie Sinclair is a great character. She is great at what she does, smart and beautiful. She is hesitant to give into her feelings for Adam, I did find that part of the book frustrating. I hope that he shows up in the next book and that they make some more progress. It would hate to have the" should I or shouldn't I?" question go on for too many books.
I am looking forward to the next book,
About Nichole Christoff
Nichole Christoff is a writer, broadcaster, and
military spouse who has worked on air and behind the scenes producing and
promoting content for radio, television news, and the public relations industry
across the United States and Canada. Christoff is a lifetime member of Sisters
in Crime and the Jane Austen Society of North America. She also belongs to
Private Eye Writers of America, International Thriller Writers, Mystery Writers
of America, Romance Writers of America, and three of RWA’s local chapters where
she’s served as an officer and a member of the board. In Christoff’s first year
as a member of RWA, her first manuscript won the Golden Heart for Best Novel
with Strong Romantic Elements. Her second manuscript won a Helen McCloy
Scholarship from Mystery Writers of America. Her last manuscript was a finalist
for the Daphne du Maurier Award for Excellence in Mystery/Suspense. Her latest
novel, The Kill Shot, is a 2014 Killer Nashville Claymore
Dagger finalist.
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Nichole Christoff’s TLC Book Tours TOUR STOPS:
Wednesday, March 11th: Book
Nerd
Thursday, March 12th: FictionZeal
Monday, March 16th: Reading
to Distraction
Wednesday, March 18th: No
More Grumpy Bookseller
Thursday, March 19th: Kahakai
Kitchen
Thursday, March 19th: Annabel
and Alice
Thursday, March 19th: A
Fantastical Librarian
Friday, March 20th: Bell, Book & Candle
Monday, March 23rd: From the TBR Pile
Tuesday, March 24th: Back Porchervations
Tuesday, March 24th: Kritter’s Ramblings
Wednesday, March 25th: Brooke Blogs
Wednesday, March 25th: Queen of All She Reads
Thursday, March 26th: Joyfully Retired
Monday, March 30th: Vic’s Media Room
Tuesday, March 31st: Booked on a Feeling
Wednesday, April 1st: Omnimystery News – author guest
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Friday, April 3rd: Reading Reality
1 comment:
Ohhoo this sounds like a thrill-a-minute read! I'm so glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for being a part of the tour.
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