Dee Henderson

Having lost friends at the Pentagon on September 11, 2001, CIA officer Darcy St. James goes after a man who knew the attacks were coming, while Navy SEAL Sam Houston and his team use Darcy's intelligence to pursue strategic leads.

True Honor

Jeni Enjaian

I enjoyed this one much better than the second in the series for one reason, the plot seemed to go somewhere. (See my review of True Valor for further explanation.) Of course, certain aspects of the plot require the reader to realize that it is Christian romantic suspense, namely the instant connection between Darcy and Sam and the lack of trouble she has getting Sam in as an active participant in CIA affairs.

The climax did feel a little disjointed and unclear to me but that's most likely due to the speed with which I read the end of the book. (I was trying to finish it before I had to leave for work.)

Once again, I'll say that these books a good, well-written, feel-good fiction. They're not the great American novel (obviously) but sometimes it's good to have something easy to fall back on after trying to muddle through something like War and Peace. ;)

I recommend this book and the series to any who enjoy well-written, feel-good fiction.

True Honor

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