I went into this story disliking the hero, Cole Danes and to be honest I never thought my feelings would change. He came off has a callous and cold-hearted individual. However, I soon came to learn there was more to his story and by the end of the book, I found myself liking him and hoping he would get the closure he needed to move on.
Angel Parker, a single mom and nurse found herself in a sticky position when she was forced to leak classified information from the Colby Agency to a ruthless mercenary who was determined to destroy Cole.
At first, I didn’t know what to think of Ivy, but I slowly learnt that she was protective of those she loved, which placed her in a vulnerable position. I found her courage in the face of danger amidst her fears admirable.
Cole’s investigation led into the information leak led him to Angel’s doorsteps. He then uses Angel as leverage to capture the mercenary. What followed was a game of cat and mouse.
I thought the suspense thread was well done, but the romance was non-existent. Under, the circumstances there would not have been anytime for them to have any romantic moments. However, the danger did not prevent passion from glaring between them. This is where things got interesting, as romance was not on either of their agendas.
This installment ended on a good note as all the issues that led up to events in this book were adequately dealt with and there were no unanswered questions.
Conclusion/Recommendation
Overall, Full Exposure was an ok read. Not as exciting as I hoped, but I still I had a good time.