Tiffany Snow

After her promotion, Kathleen is learning the ropes of her new job from none other than assassin-for-hire Kade, a situation her boyfriend Blane is none too happy about. But the lessons with Kathleen take a back seat when Kade becomes a target. Previouslyuntouchable, his enemies now know of the chink in his armor-- his brother's girlfriend. As Kathleen works on a risky investigation into human traffickers, the obstacles mount against a relationship that's just begun to find trust again.

Turning Point

Lynn Braden

In this third installment in the Kathleen Turner series, Kade has promoted Kathleen to investigator and she is taking her job seriously, both training and accompanying Kade to Denver on a case. While there, she is tempted by Kade, knowing that Blane doesn't trust her with why he is defending a known rapist. When her estranged cousin, Chance visits her and tells her not to share anything about him with anyone, especially Blane, she realizes that she and Blane are now keeping secrets from one another. Blane's decision to run for governor further threatens their relationship when Senator Keaton approaches Kathleen telling her she isn't good enough for him and tries to buy her off, leaving Kathleen wondering if she isn't better off leaving all of them behind.

Once again, this story is filled with overly dramatic scenes and unrealistic situations, but the tension between the characters and not knowing who Kathleen will end up with makes these books impossible to put down. Kathleen seems to find more ways to get in trouble than any one woman ever could, and gets hurt more often than is humanly possible but still keeps going almost like it's just another day at the office. Overall, this is a highly suspenseful book with nonstop action making it a very enjoyable read.

Turning Point

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