Rachel Jessop is one of the few women working as an
undercover operative for the private security company,
Department 6. Rachel's personal background, with her
father's fanatical self-made religion, makes her perfect
for the company's next job. Unfortunately, it also puts her
in direct contact with her supervisor, Nate Ferrentino, the
man she made a complete fool of herself over a few months
ago. He can still make her hot and bothered just by being
in the same room, which is why she has been avoiding any
contact with him. The new job is going to change all of
that, but knowing Nate wants nothing to do with her will
help the situation allowing Rachel to focus on the
dangerous role she must play.
Nate Ferrentino has done all he can to avoid working with
Rachel Jessop on Department 6's next assignment. Nick
understanding that Rachel's knowledge and talent for
undercover work is perfect for the job, but he doesn't have
to like it. After his last relationship disaster, Nate
plans on thinking twice before engaging in love, yet this
assignment with Rachel is going to tempt him to allow his
feelings for her to surface. Rachel is determined to take
on the fanatical religious group with or without Nate's
help, but he refuses to let her go alone. Nate and Rachel
must find a way to work together, while resisting their
feelings for each other, if they have any hope of being
accepted into a very dangerous group. Easy.
WHITE HEAT is a fast-paced romantic thriller guaranteed to
keep you entertained to the very last page. A great read!
A religious cult has moved into what was once a ghost
town--Paradise, Arizona. And their actions are cause for
concern. One woman who escaped from the compound was nearly
stoned to death. Another has gone missing altogether.
Private security contractor Nate Ferrentino is given the
assignment of infiltrating the group. It's a challenge he
welcomes...until he learns that Rachel Jessop, one of his
colleagues at Department 6, has been chosen to accompany
him. Nate's attracted to Rachel but because of their
history, he prefers to keep his distance.
Problem is, they have to pretend to be married. Only couples
can participate in certain rituals, which Nate and Rachel
need to do if they're going to pierce the veil of secrecy.
But when they find proof that cult leader Ethan Wycliff is
as twisted as they feared, they know they have to set aside
their differences...or Ethan might take more lives. Maybe
even theirs....
White Heat was my favorite of this trilogy. I was totally engrossed in the story of the cult, and what Rachel and Nate were willing and able to do to join. (Sandi Shilhanek 8:37am September 17, 2010)
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