Laura Griffin

When her investigation of a find from a remote Philippines dig leads her to the scene of her ex-fiancâe's murder, forensic anthropologist Kelsey Quinn turns to Navy SEAL Gage Brewer for help in unraveling a deadly conspiracy.

Scorched

Cindy McKee

A good quick read with a stalwart hero and the woman he loves racing against a homegrown terrorist threat while dodging shady government officials who want to cover up their involvement. No huge surprises or true blow-me-away moments, just a little escapism and action.

Lynn Braden

Kelsey Quinn, forensic anthropologist at the Delphi Center, gave her boyfriend Gage Brewer an ultimatum, her or his SEAL team. When he chose his team, she thought their relationship was over, but now she is on the run from killers and Gage has come to help her, even though he is accused of murder. While she and Gage are on the run, Kelsey uses her friends at the Delphi Center to sort through evidence to try and clear Gage's name, but what started as a simple murder case develops into something more sinister as the evidence points to an impending terrorist attack. The race is on to figure out who is involved and where the attack will take place.
Scorched is a fast-paced, very layered story that becomes more and more complicated with each page. Action and suspense drive the story, while the main characters tackle real relationship issues. At the beginning of the story, both Gage and Kelsey seem selfish, but as the story progresses we get more background and perspective, while at the same time, the mystery becomes more and more intricate and interesting. Overall, a very good story - the best so far in the Tracers Series.

Scorched

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