Sparrow 59
By Devon Ashley
Publishing Date: December 16, 2014
Genre: New Adult Romantic Spy Thriller
The Bourne Identity meets Mr. and Mrs. Smith for the
New Adult crowd.
Members of the CIA’s
specialized team Sparrow, who investigate specifically into black market
deals involving stolen medical research, were all murdered in one quick sweep.
Drew and Samantha, team five-nine, have been more than just partners since
their academy training days. Safeguarding their secret tryst from everyone in
their professional lives, they trust no one but themselves. But when Samantha
finds herself suspiciously spared and Drew missing, she doesn’t want to believe
what the CIA claims – that Drew is not only alive and has defected from their
secret division, but is facilitating the deaths of prominent research
developers worldwide. Now the only member of Sparrow who hasn’t been
killed off, Samantha finds herself under serious investigation by association –
and a prisoner within her own home.
Just when she’s on the
verge of being labeled a murderer and traitor herself, Drew activates a beacon
only she can see, taunting her from across the world. He knows she’s watching,
and she knows he could be gone forever if she doesn’t oblige his silent
request. With nothing left to lose and everything to gain, Sam goes rogue
to track him down and clear her good name. But when she finally catches up to
her partner of four years, he hasn’t a clue who he is or what he’s done, and
the men chasing him down suddenly want to acquire her as well.
Frantic yet determined,
Samantha is forced to protect a man she no longer trusts in order to learn why
he went astray – and why his associates are determined to retrieve him. But is
Drew really a victim himself in a much greater scheme, or will his memories
prove lethal, leading Sam into harm’s way like a lamb to slaughter, ultimately
risking the life of the only member ofSparrow he managed to save?
***Recommended for 17+ for mature and violent situations, language and sexual content.
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Through the walls, the deafening sound of heavily soled feet pounded against
the floor like a procession of militia running in sync, echoing down the
hallway in front of their makers.
We
were so close. So close to finally getting everything we needed. Now getting
out again with just our lives intact seemed an impossible feat.
Drew
and I each searched a side of the storage room, weaving in and out of the
clutter, finding nothing but a vent in the ceiling and not enough time to build
our way to it. As we stepped behind one of the several rows of chrome shelving,
the door blew open with a precision explosion, and a canister of smoke rolled
in afterwards. I knew men in black tactical vests were making their way through
the smoke with drawn weapons, sweeping through the room with an efficiency
worthy of a SEAL team. Long story short, I seriously underestimated the
manpower backing this place up this time of night.
Drew
knew it too, and before the hired mercenaries even had a chance to spot us and
shout out their commands for our surrender, I felt the tip of his gun press
against my neck.
I
inhaled sharply, yet silently. My hands clenched even tighter around the gun I
held between jammed objects in the shelving, still waiting to strike the bodies
filing into the room for a deadly game of hide and seek.
“Don’t,”
I whispered, my chest aching with pain. I squeezed my eyes tight, as if I could
will him to change the words I knew were about to escape his lips.
I’m a mom, a lover
and a fighter, a coffee addict, a total smartass, wicked knitster, a
Microbiologist, a baker of fine yummy treats, and someone who will fight you to
the death for that last Twinkie bag of M&Ms during the
zombie-apocalypse. Seriously, my addiction is that important to me. Oh, and I
say seriously way too much. Seriously…
You can usually find me
on GoodReads and Facebook any day that ends in Y, and my links are off to the
right. And if you often confuse your left with your right, it’s like, that way
–> However, you tablet readers will need to go down, down, down to locate
them.
This site will only have
blog posts pertaining to news about my books (and maybe the occasional pic of a
really hot guy, I don’t know), so if you’re looking for the site where I review
books, this ain’t it. And if you know where that is, then you’re smarter than
the average bear. Or just a really good stalker.
If you’re checking me out
for the first time, let me be frank. I don’t write romantic fluff. Or
stories that wrap together to form perfectly tied bows. You might get a
happily ever after, but trust me, it ain’t perfect. And that’s just reality.
I hate books that have
sappy dialogue no guy would ever say in real life, sex scenes that involve
nonsense about couples coming at the same time or him penetrating her flower
with his iron rod, or stories that rush the couple into engagement, marriage or
pregnancy just to make the story go somewhere. God help me when I find a novel that
has all this crap. Or really, God help my kindle, because I’ve probably
thrown it across the room and broken it.
I have written some
romances in the past that were more on the sweet side, but I’ve sort of
found my groove in the dark and gritty and twisted worlds. Stories with
couples who have to overcome a not-so-typical world, with story lines I
hope are fresh and haven’t been beaten to death if you didn’t read it right
away. And some times what I write about really pushes the lines on
controversial subjects. I love to overwhelm my readers with emotions, even
when they’re horribly dark and leave you cringing for days. So if that’s what
you’re into – even secretly – I have a few books you might find worth
checking out.
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