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FBI Agent in Training Lucy Kincaid and her boyfriend Sean Rogan, private investigator, are at a camping getaway for a short weekend in Shenandoah National Park. He wanted this alone time together since she’s been away at training. Things are going well until they hear voices arguing and branch out to explore, finding a couple whose son is missing. All Sean’s instincts tell him something is not quite right as they join them in their search. He was right to trust his feelings.
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Lucy and Sean can’t s ...more
Lucy Kincaid and Sean Rogan are unable to stay out of trouble, even when they are on vacation. Lucy has a long weekend from the FBI Academy and Sean decides to take her on a camping trip. This trip turns into a disaster when a boy becomes lost and the search for him uncovers a much more sinister operation.
This was a quick intense story. Lucy is able to keep her emotions in check, but I admired the way she handled the young boy in the story and how she made sure he was safe. She really would make ...more
This was a quick intense story. Lucy is able to keep her emotions in check, but I admired the way she handled the young boy in the story and how she made sure he was safe. She really would make ...more
Nov 22, 2020
Anita
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it was amazing
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Lucy and Sean just can't seem to find a way to escape a mystery, even camping in the middle of a National Forest! When they come across a couple whose 9-year old son has run away, Sean and Lucy are compelled to help find the boy. Unfortunately, the situation is not at all what it seems and Sean and Lucy are drawn into yet another deadly situation.
I like novellas. The action is fast and the plot is tight. I can accept that because of the length there is not a lot of plot or character development, ...more
I like novellas. The action is fast and the plot is tight. I can accept that because of the length there is not a lot of plot or character development, ...more
FBI Trainee Lucy Kincaid and her boyfriend, Sean Rogan, are on a weekend camping trip when they hear people arguing in the woods. They decide to check it out and find a camp with a couple who say their nine-year-old son, Micah, ran away from them a few hours ago. They have searched the vicinity and can't find him. Lucy and Sean are concerned. The nights are cold and Micah only had a thin jacket. As they talk to Ann and Jeff about their son, they come to the conclusion that the couple is not tell
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maybe 3.5 stars
I think it is difficult to have a novella get a very high rating: there just wasn't time for anything to happen in the overall story world. Of course, we come to expect Lucy to have troubles wherever she goes, which is getting a bit tired (for me) in this series. I hope we get let dramatics on that score and move into actual romantic suspense.... ...more
I think it is difficult to have a novella get a very high rating: there just wasn't time for anything to happen in the overall story world. Of course, we come to expect Lucy to have troubles wherever she goes, which is getting a bit tired (for me) in this series. I hope we get let dramatics on that score and move into actual romantic suspense.... ...more
The author puts together a good adventure in this little novella. Once again, Lucy and Sean try to escape for a romantic getaway only to get pulled into a criminal investigation. I love these characters but there are times when Sean or Lucy seem out of character or don't think through their actions.
Reckless is must read if you are committed to the series, but not my favorite. ...more
Reckless is must read if you are committed to the series, but not my favorite. ...more
3.5
Nov 17, 2013
Viki
marked it as to-read
Jul 16, 2014
Kris (My Novelesque Life)
marked it as to-read
May 13, 2023
Jennifer Hall
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