Wednesday, May 25, 2016

Mr. and Mr. Smith by HelenKay Dimon



Blurb:
Secrets and seduction make for an explosive combination in HelenKay Dimon’s edgy, thrilling new series, which kicks off with a novel about two men who can handle any threat—except the one posed by desire.
 
Fisher Braun knows how to keep a secret. As a covert paramilitary operative, his job—and his life—depends on it. He’s at the top of his game, ready for action and always in control. No enemy has ever brought him to his knees, but one lover has: Zachary Allen, the man currently sharing his bed. The perfect package of brains and brawn, Zach is someone worth coming home to, and Fisher hates keeping him in the dark about what he does. But the lies keep Zach safe. Until the day Fisher loses everything. . . .
 
Zachary Allen is no innocent civilian. Although he plays the tech geek, in reality he’s deep undercover for the CIA. In a horrible twist of fate, the criminal enterprise he’s infiltrated has set its sights on the man whose touch drives him wild. Zach would do anything for Fisher—except blow his own cover. Now, in order to save him, Zach must betray him first. And he needs Fisher to trust him with all his heart if they want to make it out alive.
 
Includes a special message from the editor, as well as an excerpt from another Loveswept title.

My review:
m/m
When spies fall in love it is never pretty. Lies are not a great foundation for love. Such is the case for Fisher & Zach. Zach has always known that Fisher is a spy but Fisher didn’t know that Zach was undercover CIA. When it comes to light all hell breaks loose. It takes a while and Zach almost dying but Fisher does eventually get his head out of his ass in time for a HEA. I loved the secondary characters and Zach. There were times I wanted to Gibbs slap Fisher. All in all a good read.

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