Out Of The Past (Falcon Securities Book 4)

Who would ever want a tainted woman, a woman with a traumatic past, a woman who skirted the edge of the criminal world, a woman known as Pollyanna behind her back. Zoe has fought hard to get her life back on track, she'd lost her way for a while but the owner of Falcon security promised her father he'd help her sort out her life. Despite never having had children he finds the right balance for both of them and she becomes the woman she was always meant to be. AJ is a Falcon agent and has been dating her for a little while, nothing heavy so he thinks that is until she is abducted and fighting for her life. He realises he cares for her way beyond his wildest dreams but her past seems to get in the way of him declaring openly how he feels. It addresses the age old idea that if a man has many sexual partners he's a stud, if it's a woman she's a whore and always will be. Can he overcome her past and be the man of her dreams. Well this clever author has a way of turning these tough alpha males inside out. Great stories that are more than just alpha males being brought to their knees by wonderful female characters, there are very up to date themes discussed in a way that makes you think about how tainted the world is and what a dangerous place it can be. I'm loving thes great stories that are tremendous value for money. Please read the whole series it truly is wonderful

the book i really wanted to read out of the series would have loved it to be a longer an for AJ to have groveled more but a good read

Excellent book, great read

Wow! Love this series!

Fast-paced action / romance with an interesting plot -- just way too short. The book could have used more character development, more interaction and relationship development and more explanations. This book is the fourth book of a series, so some of the explanations would come from reading the prior books. But the story starts out with the romance already formed, or solidified as a real romance. The book would have been a lot better if it started with how the romance developed, who the characters were, and what they brought to the mix. It isn't like a reader is going to just read the series one right after another without any other books in between. If the author wishes this to occur, she must put together a group of the books.It was almost as if the author wasn't particularly interested in these characters. If so, she shouldn't have included them in the series, OR included them, but not given them their own book.