Trace of Fever
Men Who Walk on the Edge Of Honor #2
By: Lori Foster
Released: May 31st, 2011
Harlequin
Lori Foster delivers the second novel
in her edgy back-to-back trilogy--a smoldering tale featuring men who walk the
edge of honor.
Undercover mercenary Trace Rivers
loves the adrenaline rush of a well-planned mission. First he'll earn the trust
of corrupt businessman Murray Coburn, then gather the proof he needs to shut
down the man's dirty smuggling operation. It's a perfect scheme—until Coburn's
long-lost daughter saunters in with her own deadly plan for revenge.
With a smile like an angel and fire
in her eyes, Priscilla Patterson isn't who she seems to be. But neither is the
gorgeous bodyguard who ignites all her senses. Joining forces to plot Coburn's
downfall, Priss and Trace must fight the undeniable heat between them. For one
wrong move, one lingering embrace will expose them to the wrath of a merciless
opponent….
Professional mercenary Trace Rivers
is working undercover to bust corrupt business man Murray Corburn; when this
women who claims to be his daughter, now he has been charged with her care…which
he doesn’t find a hardship.
Priss has had to hide all her life,
from the man that is supposed to be her father. To protect her, her mother
brought her up in a sex shop. Now Priss wants revenge against the man who has
caused such pain in her life.
Trace of Fever is a great book, not
my favorite in the Edge of Honor Series, but still enjoyable. At first I found
Priss hard to like, she came upon very had, but after a while her softer side
came though and I found her very enjoyable. Trace is an enigma pretty much
throughout the book, but you really don’t care, especially when he is tied to
the chair (yum yum).
The writing was smooth, no plot holes,
and well researched…which is really not surprising, as it is a Lori Foster
Book. So I give this book 4 Stars!
About Lori Foster:
Since first publishing in January 1996, Lori Foster has become a USA
Today, Publisher’s Weekly and New York Times bestselling author. Lori
has published through a variety of houses, including Kensington, St.
Martin’s, Harlequin, Silhouette, Samhain, and Berkley/Jove. She is
currently published with HQN
