Rachel Grant

With visions of professional glory, underwater archaeologist Cressida Porter embarks on a research trip deep into the heart of Eastern Turkey. Her dreams turn into nightmares when she becomes the unwitting courier for a terrorist network. Stranded and unable to speak the language, she turns to a handsome and enigmatic security specialist for help, even while fearing he may be behind a violent assault that leaves her vulnerable.

Covert Evidence

Lynn Braden

Cressida Porter, grad student, finds herself in the middle of a CIA operation in Turkey where she is trying to find a tunnel once explored by T. E. Lawrence (Lawrence of Arabia). The man who promised to be Cressida's interpreter and guide has placed a microchip on her that is supposed to lead Ian Boyd to the leader of a major terrorist cell. Ian's mission is to follow Cressida, but when Ian and Cressida meet, they begin a rollicking adventure through Middle Eastern deserts dodging religious extremists and CIA traitors along the way.
This is a good entry in the Evidence series. There is lots of action and adventure as well as romance in this book. Cressida and Ian's early mistrust of each other not only develops great chemistry, but also shows each character's deep determination to do the right thing. Overall a very good read.

Covert Evidence

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