Code Name: Luminous
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3.7 • 3 Ratings
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- £4.49
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- £4.49
Publisher Description
Tony Bale must stop a deadly virus before it’s launched on the United States and resist an undefeatable desire to possess Lumin’s innocence. Mission success probability: slim.
Since their brief meeting, Lumin Edenridge can’t squelch her dreams of the handsome Navy SEAL who moved through her life like a shadow. By daylight he was gone, but the craving in his gaze left a mark. When she wakes up next to a dead scientist involving her in a terrorist plot, street smarts won’t help her survive. She needs Tony.
The stunning aerialist Tony left in Las Vegas lingers in his memory. A seven month deployment looms when he answers Lumin’s distress call. Defending her is his first priority. When terrorists turn her into a weapon, Lumin hides to protect him. His team name is Tinman, and he has twelve hours to rescue the woman who possesses his heart in “Code Name: Luminous”.
Customer Reviews
Loved it
5 amazing stars
This is the fourth book in the series. These books can be read as standalones but seriously I recommend you start from the beginning as this author is going to take you on a journey you won't wanna forget.
Natasza puts so much love and care into these stories that it radiates off the pages. She has done such a fantastic job that to me these are characters no more. They are my friends who I care about. When they are going through pain I feel as if my
heart is gonna break. When they are happy you can see a big grin on my face. You get the idea???
Each book in this series focuses on a different subject that matters to the warrior. In this book Natasza deals with faith and loss. She did this in such a way that if I wasn't smiling or crying then I had goosebumps.
I'm not going into the storyline in my review. I don't want to spoil it for anyone. However I think this is Nataszas best book so far.
As a reviewer and a blogger I read hundreds of books. I read this book while on a long car journey. These 'friends' sucked me right in and I lost track of everything until Id finished.
I really can't recommend this book highly enough. It's a really brilliant work of art.