Operation Sunset
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4.3 • 25 Ratings
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- $4.99
Publisher Description
She's the woman he can't forget… and the one he can never have.
Three years ago, Crispen met the woman of his dreams, only to discover they were about to be co-workers, too. Aria had rules against mixing business and pleasure, so he'd taken the next best option and become her best friend… until he had to make a decision that changed the course of both their lives.
Now, what's left of their friendship will be tested. They're going undercover to take down one of Nova Force's greatest enemies, and they'll have no one to rely on but each other.
She thought she couldn't have it all. Had she been wrong?
Aria lost more than her leg in the explosion that nearly ended her career. She's still counting the costs, but she's afraid that at the top of the list is the only man who got past her walls and into her heart—Crispen.
Their new assignment puts them in enemy territory with dubious intel, no backup, and a plan that didn't survive first contact with reality. To finish their mission, they'll have to risk more than their lives… they'll have to put their hearts in the line of fire.
Customer Reviews
Super
This is a fine ending to an exciting series. Two soldiers whose fraught history work through their relationship in the midst of a mission filled with danger, undercover cyber intrigue, and the fate of the galaxy's worst villains. I hung on every word.
An incredible story!
What a dangerous mission! I love seeing Aria and Cris working out their long-standing issues. This story kept me on the edge of my seat as these intrepid warriors seek to decommission VIDA in a virtually impossible setting. You’ll be amazed to see how this works out. I loved every single moment! Highly recommended.
Good read but underdeveloped
I wish that there was a summary in the beginning of this book as it has been awhile since I had read the previous books. I also wished there was more back story on the main characters. It felt like it could have been attached to the book before this in the series. It just jumped in with nothing to give it a frame of reference. Also needs to be proofread again for spelling errors. Even with all that it was a good read.