BREAKING DANGER is nothing new to Jon Ryan, a Ghost Ops member, but the scene beneath his helo is something out of a horror movie. A virus had been released and is turning everyday humans into killing machines. Pockets of survivors are being found, but at this time he is only thinking of one person. A scientist with the virus isolated and a vaccine in her possession is in his sights. He has to get to her and get her to their stronghold...Haven.

Sophie Daniels is in her apartment in San Francisco, having escaped from Arka Pharmaceuticals...the very place that caused the monsters. Having lost contact with her friend Elle Connolly, whom she had warned to run when she realized the danger they were in, she's now alone. The last thing Elle had said was Jon is coming and he would get Sophie to safety. Sophie holds on to that hope, but seeing the swarms of inhumanity outside her window, she cannot imagine how anyone can get to her in time.

Neither of them has any way of knowing that the moment they set eyes on each other their hearts would follow. It doesn't take long for them to realize that the need they feel is mutual and irresistible. It is now so much more important for them to get to safety without getting infected, because they just might have a future together.

BREAKING DANGER will have you on the edge of your seat from the first word. Be warned this book is more disturbing than the previous offerings in author Lisa Marie Rice's Ghost Ops trilogy. What can you expect when a virus takes out most of California, turning everyday people into inhuman monsters? I've liked Jon since the beginning of the series and am glad to see that Sophie, who was also mentioned in an earlier book, is also safe. They make the perfect couple for one another, feeding on each other's strengths and boosting the weaknesses. There are so many secrets that come out as this couple struggle to survive, things neither of them had ever told anyone, though Sophie's comes late in the book and is almost the end of her.

I wish Ghost Ops could have been longer, because I love watching these men who were betrayed by their superiors and their country make their own world and have other "misfits" find their way to Haven. The epilogue in BREAKING DANGER is the perfect touch readers will need as we face the end of this too short series. After the horror, it is a nice touch to add some lightheartedness to the ending, especially for Mac. (You will have to read the book to find out.) The Ghost Ops series has gone into my read again pile and I look forward to trying more offerings from Lisa Marie Rice.