Living around others was sheer hell for Tansy Meadows. Born with a rare gift to feel the emotions of others through objects, Tansy led an isolated life. Wanting to make a difference, she decided to use her ability to catch killers. But the stress grew with each case until she broke under the strain. Now all she wanted to do was hide long enough to heal and regroup. She couldn’t go back to that world, not if she wanted to survive. 

Kadan Montague lived for his country and fellow Ghostwalkers, so when he learned that someone was using the Ghostwalker name to play a deadly game, Kadan vowed to find the truth and make them pay, even if his fellow Ghostwalkers were involved. The answer to catching a group of psychic killers who used their considerable powers to cover up the truth was one stubborn Tansy Meadows.  

One look and Kadan knew Tansy was the only one for him. He wished he could prevent her from becoming mixed up in his deadly world, but after learning the truth, Tansy doesn’t give him a choice. Now it’s all Kadan can do to keep her safe. The killers upped their game, but can he risk everything to keep the Ghostwalker name clear? Or was it too much to ask the consummated soldier to risk the one woman who was destined for him?  

The tension between the characters sparked the instant they laid eyes on one another.  I like the emotions between the two, but loved seeing Kadan through her eyes. Unfortunately, though good, the sex overwhelmed the story at times. I adored the action and the chase, but it was over too fast. I expected and wanted more. The focus of the story seemed to be primarily on Tansy, her past and how she overcame her difficulties. Overall, a book I wouldn’t miss, but not my favorite of the series.

May 11, 2009