The drinks broke the ice and she relaxed and gave me the story. She explained how the company did win the approvals and contracts were signed between BST and the Department of Defense. The new cash infusion improved Tom's mood but their home life also changed. Tom had brought on a new employee. a woman who was some sort of expert in aerospace technologies."....
Private Investigator, Johnny Delarosa, is back for the second story in this series. With the help of his friend and waitress Katie and Mike the co-owner of the bar they work out of, Johnny takes on a case he thinks is typical. A cheating husband and a mad wife looking for payback.
Things turn when the cheating husband turns out to be the owner of a aerospace technology firm with government ties. Enter Kiera, the “Toxic Blonde,” bent on husband stealing, or is it technology stealing she’s after?
A good story line otherwise, well written characters. I’m usually lost though when we start talking Russian spy’s. Just feel it doesn’t fit with the characters lifestyle. I enjoyed the characters otherwise, but couldn’t feel attached to Kiera or her friends.
Still a great series, and I would definitely continue reading “Johnny Delarosa,” and his friends. Lots of action, easy to fall into the story. There was an open ended question about a main character and I am looking forward to finding out what became of that person.
Thank you David Stever.
Private Investigator, Johnny Delarosa, is back for the second story in this series. With the help of his friend and waitress Katie and Mike the co-owner of the bar they work out of, Johnny takes on a case he thinks is typical. A cheating husband and a mad wife looking for payback.
Things turn when the cheating husband turns out to be the owner of a aerospace technology firm with government ties. Enter Kiera, the “Toxic Blonde,” bent on husband stealing, or is it technology stealing she’s after?
A good story line otherwise, well written characters. I’m usually lost though when we start talking Russian spy’s. Just feel it doesn’t fit with the characters lifestyle. I enjoyed the characters otherwise, but couldn’t feel attached to Kiera or her friends.
Still a great series, and I would definitely continue reading “Johnny Delarosa,” and his friends. Lots of action, easy to fall into the story. There was an open ended question about a main character and I am looking forward to finding out what became of that person.
Thank you David Stever.
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