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Victoria Asher #2
The Cure
Victoria “Vic” Asher is officially a Rogue agent, but balancing a career and a relationship with her handsome team leader, Ian Hale, is challenging. Vic isn’t confident she’s prepared to lose Ian on assignment—which is a risk she must be willing to take.
When Director Penny Thatcher is contacted by an old friend who needs help protecting his daughter, Wren, Thatcher sends in Vic and Ian. Wren is the only person who can find the cure her father developed to combat a deadly bacteria currently in the hands of The Brotherhood of Lenin—who plan on releasing it into the World.
Wren disappears, and what began as a babysitting job turns into a rescue mission. As the team gets closer to finding her, Vic is infected by the virus. Now, they have 48-hours to find the cure and stop The Brotherhood before it’s too late.
When Director Penny Thatcher is contacted by an old friend who needs help protecting his daughter, Wren, Thatcher sends in Vic and Ian. Wren is the only person who can find the cure her father developed to combat a deadly bacteria currently in the hands of The Brotherhood of Lenin—who plan on releasing it into the World.
Wren disappears, and what began as a babysitting job turns into a rescue mission. As the team gets closer to finding her, Vic is infected by the virus. Now, they have 48-hours to find the cure and stop The Brotherhood before it’s too late.
213 pages, Kindle Edition
Published September 22, 2017
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AnnaLisa Grant
21 books238 followersAnnaLisa is the youngest of four children and the only daughter, born and raised in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. After graduating high school, she moved to Charlotte, NC with her parents. This turned out to be a blessing since it was just a few short years later that she met her husband in the Film Actor's Studio of Charlotte. As she studied acting at the Studio, AnnaLisa was in several films and made-for-TV movies, as well as performed in local theater in both dramatic and musical roles. At one time, it was AnnaLisa's dream to be a professional singer.
AnnaLisa completed her undergraduate degree in Human Services at Wingate University and her Master's degree in Counseling from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. During her thirteen years in the Human Services field, AnnaLisa worked with children in group homes and foster care, and spent two years in private practice counseling individuals, families, and couples.
When her father was in a near fatal car accident in 2010, AnnaLisa's best coping skill turned out to be writing. Five months after the accident, when all the what ifs would not go away, AnnaLisa started writing Layla Weston's story in The Lake. She had no idea what she was going to do with the story. In fact, she wrote sixty-four pages before she told her husband what she was doing. By then it was clear that Layla had a long story to tell and there were multiple books on the horizon.
In 2013, after all three YA novels in The Lake Trilogy were written and she had let them sit long enough, AnnaLisa took matters into her own hands and self-published the titles within just a few months of each other. Received well by readers young and not-so-young alike, The Lake Trilogy has enjoyed breakout success, selling close to half-million copies the first year.
AnnaLisa's publicist is Rick Miles of Red Coat PR, and she is represented by Italia Gandolfo of GH Literary. AnnaLisa has been married to her super awesome husband Donavan since 2001 and lives in Matthews, NC with their two ridiculously beautiful children.
AnnaLisa completed her undergraduate degree in Human Services at Wingate University and her Master's degree in Counseling from Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary. During her thirteen years in the Human Services field, AnnaLisa worked with children in group homes and foster care, and spent two years in private practice counseling individuals, families, and couples.
When her father was in a near fatal car accident in 2010, AnnaLisa's best coping skill turned out to be writing. Five months after the accident, when all the what ifs would not go away, AnnaLisa started writing Layla Weston's story in The Lake. She had no idea what she was going to do with the story. In fact, she wrote sixty-four pages before she told her husband what she was doing. By then it was clear that Layla had a long story to tell and there were multiple books on the horizon.
In 2013, after all three YA novels in The Lake Trilogy were written and she had let them sit long enough, AnnaLisa took matters into her own hands and self-published the titles within just a few months of each other. Received well by readers young and not-so-young alike, The Lake Trilogy has enjoyed breakout success, selling close to half-million copies the first year.
AnnaLisa's publicist is Rick Miles of Red Coat PR, and she is represented by Italia Gandolfo of GH Literary. AnnaLisa has been married to her super awesome husband Donavan since 2001 and lives in Matthews, NC with their two ridiculously beautiful children.
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September 16, 2017
The Cure (Victoria asher book 2) by Anna lisa grant.
Victoria “Vic” Asher is officially a Rogue agent, but balancing a career and a relationship with her handsome team leader, Ian Hale, is challenging. Vic isn’t confident she’s prepared to lose Ian on assignment—which is a risk she must be willing to take. When Director Penny Thatcher is contacted by an old friend who needs help protecting his daughter, Wren, Thatcher sends in Vic and Ian. Wren is the only person who can find the cure her father developed to combat a deadly bacteria currently in the hands of The Brotherhood of Lenin—who plan on releasing it into the World. Wren disappears, and what began as a babysitting job turns into a rescue mission. As the team gets closer to finding her, Vic is infected by the virus. Now, they have 48-hours to find the cure and stop The Brotherhood before it’s too late.
A fantastic read with brilliant characters. Even though it's book 2 I got into it straight away. Full of action. 5*. Red coat pr.
Victoria “Vic” Asher is officially a Rogue agent, but balancing a career and a relationship with her handsome team leader, Ian Hale, is challenging. Vic isn’t confident she’s prepared to lose Ian on assignment—which is a risk she must be willing to take. When Director Penny Thatcher is contacted by an old friend who needs help protecting his daughter, Wren, Thatcher sends in Vic and Ian. Wren is the only person who can find the cure her father developed to combat a deadly bacteria currently in the hands of The Brotherhood of Lenin—who plan on releasing it into the World. Wren disappears, and what began as a babysitting job turns into a rescue mission. As the team gets closer to finding her, Vic is infected by the virus. Now, they have 48-hours to find the cure and stop The Brotherhood before it’s too late.
A fantastic read with brilliant characters. Even though it's book 2 I got into it straight away. Full of action. 5*. Red coat pr.
September 27, 2017
This book was really good. I was hesitant to read it because I had not read the first book, but I had no trouble picking up with the series. It was a very well-written “cloak and dagger” type of story. I found it engaging and exciting. Highly recommend this book.
September 26, 2017
Looking for a great series to read? This is the one! Hooked!!!!!
September 17, 2017
Annalisa Grant has created a world of spies, rogue agents, and espionage in the Victoria Asher series. Full of twists, suspicions, and betrayal this white knuckle page turner will have you reading with bated breath.
Looking for a badass female lead? Look no further than Victoria Asher. She is smart, funny, beautiful, and completely badass. The total package.
I could have easily read this in one sitting but I had to watch the Clemson - Louisville game last night. Grant has created a world I want to be a part of. I want to train with Adam, be a super computer geek with Claudia, and have Ian chat me up with his wonderful British accent. I cannot wait to take another adventure with this crew.
Looking for a badass female lead? Look no further than Victoria Asher. She is smart, funny, beautiful, and completely badass. The total package.
I could have easily read this in one sitting but I had to watch the Clemson - Louisville game last night. Grant has created a world I want to be a part of. I want to train with Adam, be a super computer geek with Claudia, and have Ian chat me up with his wonderful British accent. I cannot wait to take another adventure with this crew.
September 22, 2017
What a book! I have not read book one however at no point did I feel I did t understand something or feel lost. I really loved Vic and her character was really well written, just a normal person going to get to do cool things lol.
September 22, 2017
This book was full of twists, suspicions, and betrayal. I enjoy these spy couple who are rogue agents and great romance story.
September 22, 2017
I was a little lost at first then realized it was the second book in the series. After a bit it did not really matter to this story ; it just made me want to go back and read the first one ! The book was really good - hello!! Spies, mystery, rogue agents and romance what more could I ask for. Some of the relationships between the characters definitely had a back story that looks very interesting. really looking forward to reading the first book and release of the next!
September 22, 2017
Although initially lost in the beginning, I was drawn in to this world immediately and held on tight as the plot unfolded. Vic is a wonderful character! And I'm so excited to find out that I can read more about her character in the series (somehow I missed book one). Regardless, the story can stand easily on its own and is one you won't put down easily. And I look forward to picking up the first book to learn more about the backstory I missed! Ms. Grant - loved it!!
September 14, 2017
The book is OK. I gave it three stars because there are some things in book that felt unrealistic. But other then that it is not a bad book. There is suspense, mystery and romance. I would still recommend it and I am interested to see what happens in book three when that comes out.
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