Review: Kano's Keep by Dale Mayer 4 of 5 stars

Kano's Keep by Dale Mayer
My rating: 4 of 5 stars

Kano had hoped not to have to deal with his part connections in Paris ever again but instead, here he is going to deal with DeeDee the vindictive and powerful mother of his first love Catherine in order to find clues on who blew up Bullard's plane and is now after the rest of the team. Then when he sees Catherine, he can't stop thinking of her and how she has matured into someone he could never have imagined and certainly can never forget even if he is still afraid of her powerful mother who seems to be setting him up to die (again). Catherine hadn't expected to see Kano again but this time is determined not to let him walk away and she is prepared to face off against her own mother to save him. What she might not have realised completely is that she will have to plumb the depths of her own soul and that of her family to save Kano and herself.

Wow, this was certainly a dramatic instalment in the story of who attacked Bullard and is after the rest of the team. I loved the way that Catherine had accepted what he mother was, that she was determined not to be like her, but was also prepared to play her at her own games sometimes in order to protect those who she cared for. I loved a couple of twists in the story and the dramatic ending which ended a lot better than it had the potential to. Well written and easy to read and understand. Contains some explicit sexual content at the end of the story.

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