Review: Storm Force by Susannah Sandlin

 

 

Description from Goodreads:  As leader of the elite counter-terrorism team Omega Force, former army ranger Jack “Kell” Kellison is always focused on getting the job done. So when a Houston high-rise is bombed and the governor killed or missing, Kell’s mission is clear: infiltrate the group suspected of the bombing and neutralize the threat by any means necessary. But once Kell meets beautiful chief suspect Mori Chastaine, he realizes there’s more to this case than meets the eye. And more to Mori than any man—any human man—could imagine.

Mori Chastaine is running out of options. Suspected for a crime she didn’t commit, forced into a marriage she doesn’t want, she sees no escape—until Kell walks through her door. A lifetime hiding her true nature warns her Kell might not be who he seems. But he could be the only one able to help save more innocent humans from becoming pawns in an ancient paranormal power play. If Mori reveals her secret, will Kell join her fight? Or will she become his next target?

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  So where to begin with this one. It hooked me at the beginning. It was like a very fast paced action movie with a paranormal twist. I really liked all the characters in it. Kell a ranger who leads the team. He's still trying to get used to the fact of shifters and working with them and has a semi complex about them. And Mori, shes a strong woman but still beat down from all life's thrown her way. She's very mysterious and has you guessing about her.  Even the secondary characters are great, Robin who is so sarcastic and fun and Nik who is sort of the tortured soul. There are a lot of twists and turns in this. Its a very fun ride. Even the bad guy is a great villain. It was all very well done. This very much reads like your watching a TV show. You have to constantly know what happens next. I can see this being a great series packed with lots of action and suspense. I'll definitely be keeping an eye out for more.
                                                                              3.5/5 

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