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Fatal Pursuit
Fatal Pursuit
Fatal Pursuit
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Fatal Pursuit

Written by Elisabeth Naughton

Narrated by Hillary Huber

Rating: 4 out of 5 stars

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Five years ago, Aegis Security op manager Marley Addison’s lover died in a South American raid gone horribly wrong…or so she thought. When she receives a phone call telling her that he is still very much alive and in danger, she vows to bring him home safely, even if Aegis CEO and former Navy SEAL Jake Ryder has kept her out of the field for the last few years. Then Jake shows up in Colombia to help her, leaving Marley annoyed…and more than a little distracted by her alarmingly handsome boss.

As things between Marley and Jake heat up in the wilderness, they discover their rescue mission is filled with treachery. Now the domineering Jake has to rely on Marley for survival. But can she depend on him when their mission takes a shocking and deadly turn?

Fatal Pursuit is the pulse-pounding third book in Elisabeth Naughton’s scorching Aegis series.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateJul 28, 2015
ISBN9781491598900
Fatal Pursuit
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Elisabeth Naughton

Before topping multiple bestseller lists—including those of the New York Times, USA Today, and the Wall Street Journal—Elisabeth Naughton taught middle-school science. A voracious reader, she soon discovered she had a knack for creating stories with a chemistry of their own. The spark turned into a flame, and Naughton now writes full-time. Her books have been nominated for some of the industry’s most prestigious awards, such as the RITA and Golden Heart Awards from Romance Writers of America, the Australian Romance Readers Award, and the Golden Leaf Award. When not dreaming up new stories, Naughton can be found spending time with her husband and three children in their western Oregon home. Unspeakable is the third book in her Deadly Secrets series, following Protected, Gone, and Repressed, which was a 2017 RITA winner in romantic suspense. Learn more about Elisabeth at www.ElisabethNaughton.com.

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  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    FINALLY! Marley and Jake's story was SO due. And what a story it is. As with all Aegis titles, it will keep you on the edge of your seat and biting your nails. But the romance is oh so sweet! I loved all the previous title but this is my favorite so far. In fact the series is getting better and better. But then Elisabeth Naughton never disappoints. Just look at all her previous work, especially Eternal Guardians which is also on my favorites list.

    ARC provided in exchange for an honest review.
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    FINALLY! Marley and Jake's story was SO due. And what a story it is. As with all Aegis titles, it will keep you on the edge of your seat and biting your nails. But the romance is oh so sweet! I loved all the previous title but this is my favorite so far. In fact the series is getting better and better. But then Elisabeth Naughton never disappoints. Just look at all her previous work, especially Eternal Guardians which is also on my favorites list.

    ARC provided in exchange for an honest review.
  • Rating: 4 out of 5 stars
    4/5
    Fatal Pursuit by Elisabeth Naughton is a 2015 Montlake publication. I was provided a copy of this book by the publisher and Netgalley in exchange for an honest review. I have enjoyed the last two books in this series and was eagerly anticipating Jake and Marley's story. However, I was a little frustrated by the story line in this one and really struggled to get into it. Marley has worked for Jake, a former SEAL and current CEO of Aegis, dutifully for over three years. But, her boss continues to hold her back, refusing to allow her to do field work, and it's slowly killing her inside. When Jake pulls a stunt that proves his arrogance and lack of appreciation of her, she throws in the towel. Right on the heels of that monumental decision, she gets a phone call from an old boyfriend, a man she believed was dead, begging her to help him. So, with no job, and nothing to lose, Marley travels to South America to rescue the man she once considered marrying. When Jake discovers Marley is gone, he enlist Eve to help locate her, then takes off after her, thus beginning a fatal pursuit. The previous installments of this series had a kind of stylish quality to them this one lacked. The suspense wasn't nearly as tense and the action was muted. In fact, the mystery was flat and predictable, as it was pretty much spelled out for us that something was awfully fishy about this whole set up. What was frustrating was Marley's gullibility which is something a person so well suited to field work could ill afford. I expected more from her than just an ability to survive in the jungle. She needed to work that brain of hers on all cylinders, and stop making impressing Jake the more important goal. The foray the couple takes into a native village was a detour that took the story way off course, and while I am certainly not an expert on native tribes, or their rituals and ceremonies, this part of the story seemed highly implausible and a fairly ridiculous way of getting Jake and Marley to loosen up around each other. Finally, the story gets back to the original thread regarding the search for Marley's friend. Once the man is located the story really flounders. Jake and Marley only had a marginal amount of chemistry between them and Jake was not at all likable. He took liberties by looking into Marley's medical records, and various other invasions of her privacy, is sexist, controlling, and unapologetic about it. I have also recently discovered that I can't stand the trope involving the female protagonist finally moving out from behind her controlling father's shadow, only to find herself falling in love with a man with those very same traits. But, at least Marley doesn't sacrifice her convictions to rationalize a relationship with Jake, accepting and putting up with his treatment of her, and folding to his will. No, Jake will have to redeem himself and it looks like he's going to drop the ball. Until.....Well, I must grudgingly admit Jake really pulls off a 180, goes down grand gesture avenue, and I almost forgot about his prior behavior, as a result. He really did tone down his bossiness, although it still peaks through here and there at times. So, while this was not the best book in this series, the conclusion of the book offset some of the complaints I had with the story, but not enough to push the rating up to a higher level. This one gets 3 stars
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    Marley has worked for Aegis for over three years now and she's capable of doing everything in the team that the guys do, and she does it very well. But her boss Jake, insists that she takes the assignments that are close to home and even sometimes he keeps information from her. When a past love asks for her help, she immediately agrees, especially as she thought he had died 5yrs. ago. When Jake hears the news, he chases after her to Columbia and as well as learning how capable Marley really is in the field they discover new feelings for each other. But when her old lover is rescued, the problems begin. There's definitely a lot of chemistry between Marley and Jake, but they both try and fight against it, and their time in the jungle was fun. There's plenty of mystery and intrigue, and two men but only one woman.....who will win?A great suspense/romance, I loved it!
  • Rating: 5 out of 5 stars
    5/5
    Contemporary Romantic Suspense Marley Addison is the op manager for Aegis Security and five years ago her lover died in a South American raid that went horribly wrong, at least that is what she thought. She receives a phone call telling her that he is actually alive and in danger. Marley vows to bring him home safely even if she has been kept out of the field for the last few years by Aegis CEO and former Navy SEAL Jake Ryder. Jake then shows up in Columbia to help, leaving Marley annoyed. It also makes her a little distracted by a boss that is alarmingly handsome. With things between Marley and Jake heating up in the wilderness they find that their rescue mission is filled with treachery. Jake is domineering but finds himself having to rely on Marley for survival. When their mission takes a shocking and deadly turn can Marley depend on Jake?This is part of a series that can be read as a standalone book. When readers read this one they will want to read the first books in the series as this proves to be an intense and amazing series. The action is almost nonstop and makes for a book that is very hard to put down as readers will want to know what is going to happen next. The suspense keeps going until the end and will have readers trying to guess just what is going on with all the different characters. It will also have readers wanting to read more from this series. Received a review copy