Review – Night Vision

From the back cover: A woman on the run with no one to trust… When a Christmas vacation at a snowy Mt. Hood cabin turns into a home invasion, Jenna Paine will do anything to protect her four-year-old daughter. Even if it means putting Jenna's own life on the line. Which she must do when the intruder threatens to kill her. She knows the invader will stop at nothing to take her out, and she can’t let him get close or he might harm her daughter too. She wants to disappear, but she can’t survive on her own. In fact, Jenna would be dead now it Brendan Byrd of Nighthawk Security hadn’t come to her rescue during the invasion. Former Army Delta Force and county deputy, Brendan doesn’t think twice about offering his agency’s protection services for Jenna and her precious daughter. What he does think twice about is opening his heart to Jenna only to have it broken again. But as the threats escalate, he must hone his vision where she’s concerned, figure out this crafty attackers identity, and in the process, find a way to keep her alive. My take: This is book two in the Nighthawk security series. However it is a stand alone book. Sleeman is one of my favorite authors. Her books are full of mystery, suspense, humor, family and romance. One thing I like about her books is they continue to bring people from previous books and the relationships develop, yet each is a stand alone. So if you just read one you can enjoy it and not feel lost. We learn more about the handsome, Brendan Byrd of Nighthawk Security, in this book. When he comes to the rescue of Jenna and her four year old, Brendan and Jenna must do all they can to protect themselves and their hearts. This book is full of mystery, drama, family, healing and so much more. I look forward to reading more from the Byrd family.