Tuesday Reviews: Frost Bitten by Rebecca Zanetti

 

Enigmatic. With a wildly gifted mind, and an untamed head of hair to match, petite powerhouse Millicent Frost is brilliant when it comes to gadgets and electronics—less so with people. After an attempt to bust a bank scam goes awry, Millie is in hot water with Homeland Security and targeted by lethal enemies. In the midst of the trouble, she heads home to help out with the family hunting and fishing business. But when their rival competitor and Millie's ex is murdered, she's the number one suspect . . .

Irresistible. Former Marine turned lawyer Scott Terentson devotes himself to getting his clients out of tricky binds. A loner, the last thing he wants is to belong to any team, yet the Deep Ops group considers him one of their own—and he pays the price by getting shot at by their enemies. Now Millie is seeking his help—just as he's dealing with a brutal fail regarding a recent trial. Both are a headache, yet he's drawn to Millie in spite of himself. They're opposites, but maybe the old adage is true . . .

Electric. Working together, Millie and Scott soon have more on their hands than they bargained for as the danger escalates—along with the sizzling heat between them. And when a disappearance is thrown into the mix, all bets are off . . .

Frostbitten is another wonderful addition to the Deep Ops series by Rebecca Zanetti. It's got everything you could ask for in one of her books: suspense, action, crime solving, and a well-written cast of characters.  It can also be read as a standalone, but there are cameos from characters from the other books.  This story centers around a lawyer and his client that eventually fall for each other after she’s charged for a crime.

Cue the drama, the steamy romance, and a blockbuster ending, and you’ll love it just as much as I do.