Review: The Kill Shot by Nichole Christoff

The Kill Shot

by Nichole Christoff

Publisher: Alibi

Pages: 282

Format: eARC

Buy the Book: Amazon

Goodreads:  Jamie Sinclair’s father has never asked her for a favor in her life. The former two-star general turned senator is more in the habit of giving his only child orders. So when he requests Jamie’s expertise as a security specialist, she can’t refuse—even though it means slamming the brakes on her burgeoning relationship with military police officer Adam Barrett. Just like that, Jamie hops aboard a flight to London with a U.S. State Department courier carrying a diplomatic pouch in an iron grip.
 
Jamie doesn’t have to wait long to put her unique skills to good use. When she and the courier are jumped by goons outside the Heathrow terminal, Jamie fights them off—but the incident puts her on high alert. Someone’s willing to kill for the contents of the bag. Then a would-be assassin opens fire in crowded Covent Garden, and Jamie is stunned to spot a familiar face: Adam Barrett, who saves her life with a single shot and calmly slips away. Jamie’s head—and her heart—tell her that something is very wrong. But she’s come way too far to turn back now.

Kritters Thoughts:  The second in the series with Jamie Sinclair and this one topped the first!  Jamie ends up over in London on a trip to protect a US State Department employee and the person who sends her, her father, doesn't quite give her all the details she needs for this mission.  

The one thing that sets this book apart from the previous is the amount of characters that I flip flopped in feelings for - I couldn't decide if I trusted them or hated them all on the same page.  AND I loved it!  I love having mixed feelings about characters and thankful that the author resolved all of my feelings by the end!  

This one had a smidgen less action than the first one, but still was a page turner and with the characters having more depth, I didn't miss the action one bit.

I absolutely can not wait for the next installment and I am really hoping that this isn't a trilogy, but a long series to follow.  I want more and more of Jamie Sinclair.

Rating: absolutely loved it and want a sequel (and sure I am going to get one!)

Ebook 2015 Challenge: 20 out of 100

Disclosure of Material Connection:  I received one copy of this book free of charge from TLC Book Tours.  I was not required to write a positive review in exchange for receipt of the book; rather, the opinions expressed in this review are my own.