Deep Disclosure is the fourth full length book in the A-Tac series. It easily stands alone, however, previous characters play a rather large role in this one and I have no doubt that fans of this genre will rush out and read the previous books -- Dark Deceptions, Dangerous Desires, and Desperate Deeds. There is a novella, Daring, also.

Once again this author fascinates me with the twists and turns she weaves into the plot. I was definitely not expecting this story to evolve the way it did! Alexis has had to be a strong person to enable her to survive trying to stay one step ahead of the people who killed her family. That carries over to her inability to trust Tucker protect her. I loved how she was drawn to Tucker just for who he was and didn't focus on his history. Tucker wasn't the hero I was expecting. I thought after spending all those years in a Columbian prison he would have a more taciturn and uncivilized personality. However, he proved me wrong and with Alexis he showed how he had overcame that time, not by forgetting but by choosing to not continue being a victim. The love and caring from his brother, Drake, and his wife, Madeline, (from Dangerous Desires) helped Tucker immensely. The plot moved along at a quick pace, with a great balance of action, adventure, and romance. Obviously this author knew her characters, her locations, and skillfully drew vivid pictures of her writing. This series, and this book, were riveting! You won't be disappointed when reading Deep Disclosure!

Overall rating:
Sensuality rating: Very sensual

Reviewer: Lisa Freeman
October 7, 2011