Assassination Authorized
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Assassination Authorized
Narrated by:
Victoria Mei
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Narrated by:
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Victoria Mei
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By:
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Erin Wade
About this listen
For five years Special Agent Jericho Parker has hidden in the shadows watching psychiatrist Mecca Storm, keeping her safe, removing obstacles in her path, and silently falling in love with her, but Mecca doesn't even know Jericho exists.
Jane Doe is brought into the emergency room so badly beaten she is unrecognizable and doesn't even know her own name. Surgeon Kadence Pride vows to restore the petite woman to her former beauty.
Follow these two couples as they discover each other while trying to avoid terrorists who have sworn to avenge a brother's death by taking the lives of the women.
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I just couldn't connect with the characters. Especially when we got the life history of the psychiatrist twice. Her schooling was repeated almost verbatim when we met her sister. It wasn't needed, and when things keep getting over explained I get disinterested rather quickly.
The timing of the river dump to the kidnapping also jumps around a bit at the beginning, and it was unclear which timeline we were in. Plus, did nobody think to follow the basics of finger prints and DNA for Jane Doe? Especially given they decide early on she's a woman who came from an affluent background. A woman of means was likely reported missing with those things on record. It's the little things that niggle, and these all happened only a little over an hour into the book.
I liked the idea of the story, and I think with some tighter editing it could be a really good, escape the real world, type novel. Sadly, it doesn't quite work for me as it stands.
The narrator isn't bad, and I think she did a decent enough job. So plus marks for that aspect of the production.
Could be better.
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