Review – An Eye for an Eye

Recently released An Eye for an Eye features FBI Agent Mark Sanders, but this time he’s on restricted duty from after an accidental shooting and not partnering with his fellow agent Coop. At least not until a sniper fires at Mark in the park when he’s talking to old girlfriend Emily Lawson.

Trouble is Mark is uncertain if the sniper wants to kill him or Emily. And the reader is uncertain, too, until the very end. Along the way we watch Mark and Emily fall back in love as Mark and Emily are thrust together while he looks out for her safety. Oh and if you read Against All Odds you’ll be happy to know that Coop is featured in the book but he’s in the unique role of protecting Mark.

An Eye For An Eye is Hannon’s second romantic suspense novel. She has a long list of romance titles under her belt and that experience really shows as she fully develops her characters and their relationship struggles. She couples these very likeable and real characters with well researched FBI suspense and creates books that you sit down and read in one night because you can’t put them down.

If you missed Against All Odds, I recommend reading it first as it will make An Eye For An Eye more meaningful, but it’s not necessary. What is necessary if you are a romantic suspense reader is to rush out and purchase both of these books and getting them read before the third and final book in the series, In Harms Way releases in April of 2010.