Lights Out (#01 in The Snap Agency Series)

Lights Out is a second-chance romance. One of the problems with this kind of plot is that it can be hard to come up with a convincing reason the couple broke up in the first place that still allows room for them to get back together. Often it comes down to a simple misunderstanding that could have been resolved with a single adult conversation, and I thought that was the case with Lights Out. \\n\\nWe realise early in the story that something happened when Brynn and Jack were going through CIA training, but we're not sure what. When I finally found out, I didn't think it was convincing. In fact, it gave me the impression Jack didn't understand one of the key training objectives . . . which leaves me wondering about his professional competence. \\n\\nBut that was the only thing that annoyed me. The main plot was a strong suspense story set in and around Washington DC, with all the chases and bangs readers want . . . interspersed with the comic relief of the banter between the members of SNAP, and the will-they-won't-they Brynn/Jack relationship. \\n\\nLights Out by Natalie Walters is a strong suspense story with all the chases and bangs readers want interspersed plenty of banter and a second-chance romance. Recommended for fans of DiAnn Mills and Irene Hannon. \\n\\nThanks to Revell and NetGalley for providing a free ebook for review.

Natalie Walters is a new to me author and Lights Out was the first book of hers that I have read. \\n\\nI loved this book. It was action packed, full of suspense. There were so many twists and turns many of which I did not see coming. Honestly, it felt like watching an episode of NCIS or other similar show. The characters were also fantastic. I loved the relationship and the growth of the main characters. Though, I do have to say Kekoa was probably my favourite character and I look forward to his story coming next.