Lethally passionate, wickedly dangerous...Renegade warrior Damion Browne is a soldier of soldiers, an enforcer of the code of honor. With ruthless precision, he calculates risks as deliberately as he does his lover's satisfaction. Now it's up to him to defeat a new generation of female Super Soldiers, including the one woman perfectly programmed to
be his downfall.
His enemy...or his soul mate?
Lara Martin has never felt powerful, until she's brainwashed to destroy the one man who can help her find the answers she so desperately seeks. Alone and embroiled in lies, Lara must turn to Damion for the key to the truth ...
Review:
The Danger That is Damion is the 3rd book in the
Zodius series, but it’s the 1st one that I’ve read. It was pretty
easy to follow along without reading the 2 previous books, but there were some
things that I found myself confused about throughout the book. Some things were
explained at some point, but others weren’t and it wasn’t until the end that I
found a glossary to help explain some of the things I wasn’t sure about.
Over all I really enjoyed this book and I really liked
Damion and Lara. This series is about a population known as GTECHs that are
humans who were scientifically altered to become “super soldiers”. There have
been many things that have occurred since initiating the GTECHs and some of this
race has branched off as the Renegades, aka the good guys, which includes
Damion and his team. When Damion encounters Lara, she is on assignment to
assassinate a scientist that the Renegades are trying to keep safe. She as
trouble following through, even those she’s been programmed to do just this. As
Damion whisks her away, they start to try to unravel who she is, how she has
become a GTECH, which is rare for a female.
Damion is the type of man that always follows the rules and
is very honorable. But when it comes to Lara, he finds himself breaking rules
for her. He’s determined to help Lara find her past and how to keep herself. I
liked him right off the bat, and he his very easy to fall for. Lara is very confused
and as she spends more time with Damion, she’s not sure who or what to trust,
not even her memories. It took me a while to warm up to
Lara, but as the story progressed and I began to understand her motives, that
changed and I soon found myself liking her and her spirited attitude. I really
liked the banter between Damion and Lara, and when they come together, it is hot!
I was hooked with this book from the
beginning. I liked it the whole way through, well except what I didn’t
understand from not reading the previous books. I enjoyed the characters and
after meeting Michael and Sterling it definitely makes me want to go back and
read their books that came 1st. I am hoping that the next book is
about Chale, mmmmm I love him just from what I’ve gotten to see of him from
this book ;) I will definitely continue reading this series!
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