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Broken Promise.jpgIn this next novel in the explosive, brand-new romantic suspense Sons of Broad series from Tara Thomas comes a novel of deadly secrets and hidden danger. In the sultry streets of Charleston, one family, ruled by its powerful, take-no-prisoners sons, has risen to the top. But a merciless enemy is out to destroy them…and everyone they hold close…

SHE SWORE TO KEEP HER PROMISES. 

BUT CAN SHE KEEP THEM SAFE…AND PROTECT HER HEART?

Charleston Police Officer Alyssa Adams made a promise years ago to protect innocent women from harm. Now, she won’t rest until she can reunite every lost daughter with her family.Bring closure to every grieving husband. And, most of all, find out what happened the night her own sister disappeared, more than ten years ago…

As the eldest of the Benedict brothers, Kipling will stop at nothing to protect his family from a threat that aims to destroy them once and for all. But when a long-lost sibling is kidnapped by a powerful adversary, Alyssa is the only one he can turn to to get her back.

As Alyssa and Kipling band together to find their lost siblings, a powerful attraction builds between them that they can’t ignore. As the truth comes to light, will one broken promise tear them apart?

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Fly Girl’s Review:

The publisher approached me about this book several months ago and I was happy to oblige.  We do that here you know, we get asked to read books by publishers, authors, and publicity firms, when we finish we give them reviews.  I know call me crazy, but that’s what this blog is about…book reviews.  So I took this one on and was a little disappointed. The synopsis seemed like it could be read on it’s own even though it was part of a series. After about a third of it though, I was wishing I had time to read the previous ones in the series.  Since my schedule was so tight, I couldn’t stop to do that so I pressed on.

The love story was very nice.  I especially liked the scene in the church at the beginning. The hot looks, the unwanted stares, the introspect of feelings long kept at bay.  The love story works, but the mystery and stalking didn’t work for me.  There wasn’t enough interaction in this book with the antagonist and there didn’t seem enough sincerity in Kipling’s worry or desire to find his missing sister.  It was more about solving Alyssa’s sister’s death.  I know these two lines intersect, but I felt it was lacking in the worry and hurry you would normally find in a kidnapping.

There are a few things that bring this one down for me to a 3 of 5 propellers. First off, it can be read as a stand alone only if you want the romance and to see a guy work very hard to protect his “damsel in distress”, which in fact isn’t helpless.  If you want to engage in the mystery, you really need to read the whole series.  It isn’t so much to gain perspective on the other characters as it is the build up of the final take down in this one.  Since I felt there was a lack of emotional entanglement in the kidnapping plot, that brings it down also.  Again, the saving grace is the romance.  That part was well done.  So final take, read this series from start to finish.  I’ve been nice enough to provide all the links too.

3 of 5 Propellers

 

 

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Tara Thomas’s love of books and writing started as a child and though she wanted to be an author, she decided a degree in science was more practical. After fifteen years in the pharmaceutical industry, she returned to her first love and hasn’t looked back since.

She writes erotic romance as Tara Sue Me. Her Submissive Series novels have been on both the New York Times and USA Today Bestseller lists. Her novel THE MASTER earned a starred review from Publisher’s Weekly, was awarded Best Romance of 2016 from Best Book Awards, and is a 2017 RITA Finalist for Best Erotic Romance.