Risky Return by Virginia Vaughan: Review

About the Book

“Stop investigating or you will die.”

A Covert Operatives story

Searching for a missing pregnant foster teen, Rebecca Mason stumbles across a human trafficking ring. Now with criminals determined to silence Rebecca, security specialist Collin Walsh appoints himself her protector. But how can the secret husband who once abandoned her to join the military regain her trust? Collin will do anything to make up for the past…but first he must ensure they survive.

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In My Opinion

Multiple attempts on Rebecca’s life (within the first chapter), an old flame returned to town, and questions about who she can trust with information about a suspected baby selling ring make Risky Return a book that was hard to set down.

Virginia Vaughan balances the intense danger and suspense with the personal past of Rebecca and Collin (and oh, boy, is there a lot for these two to sort through). I think most readers can relate to making—and later regretting—some bigger decisions in their youth they would approach differently in their life-experience wisdom.

This is another high octane, pedal to the medal story that meets every expectation I expect from the Love Inspired Suspense line of books

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