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Deadly Game

Deadly Game, March 2007
Ghostwalker #5
by Christine Feehan

Jove
369 pages
ISBN: 0515142611
EAN: 9780515142617
Kindle: B002YKOX5M
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"Another fantastic GhostWalker tale with snappy dialogue, believable characters and stunning setting."

Fresh Fiction Review

Deadly Game
Christine Feehan

Reviewed by Sheila Graves
Posted February 12, 2007

Romance Paranormal | Romance Suspense

Ken Norton is a GhostWalker, one of an elite military team of physically and psychically enhanced soldiers created by a scientist with an evil bent. Ken has been captured, tortured and nearly skinned alive by captors and is only holding on to his sanity by a thread, with the help of his twin, Jack. During a mission to protect a senator, Ken captures Marigold, a sniper he thinks is there to take the senator out.

Marigold, or Mari as she's known by her fellow captives, is also a soldier trained by the same scientist. By the time Ken and Mari realize that the scientist has done something to them -- something to their pheromones that makes them drawn to one another -- it's too late. They're each irresistible to the other. Now they must find a way to free the other female captives held by the scientist and his team of killers. But Ken doesn't know if Mari will stay with him or go into hiding once the others are freed, even though his brother is married to her twin. Mari wants to get to know her twin, Briony, but she's also learned she can't trust anyone but herself with her welfare.

DEADLY GAME is one of those stories you start and then can't do anything else until you've finished it -- and are then sorry when it's done. The dialogue is snappy, the characters totally believable and the setting is beautiful. The bad guy gives you cold chills and makes you hope there isn't someone like him behind the scenes in the real world, even though in your secret heart, you're afraid there is. The plight of the girls will tear at your heartstrings and make you want to gather them together into a big, sloppy group hug. So let the dishes go, wait until tomorrow to fold the laundry, give the spreadsheet to someone else to do and tell the boss you're taking a mental health day. Pick this one up at your favorite bookstore and settle in for a long, comfy afternoon. I loved this one and I'll bet you will too. A very good read.

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SUMMARY

#1 New York Times bestselling author Christine Feehan explores the limits of endurance and the boundaries of passion in a life-and-death struggle to survive in this GhostWalker novel...

It begins as a mission to protect a politician from an assassination threat. But the operation takes an unexpected turn when Mari, a mysteriously beautiful GhostWalker, is taken hostage. At the same time, Ken Norton, expert assassin and himself a GhostWalker warrior, is on a mission of his own—one that reaches into Mari’s own past. No stranger to the ways of violent warfare, Mari must join forces with Ken and trust his every move—each one more intimate than the last.


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