The ages, maturity, and how they spoke were right on key for me. Attorneys so I can't vouch for the complete authenticity but the author made me believe Jack and Cameron were the real deal. I don't know many FBI special agents or Assistant U.S. Anyway back to the commendable way the author wrote/portrayed these characters. Yes, FBI agents are filed under cop I'm OCD but a lazy OCD. In my OCD filing system I had it filed under Contemporary - Firefighter/Cop - Non-Series. You learn who the killer is pretty quick, so no suspense there.

Oh, and don't let anyone tell you this is a 'romantic suspense' story. Fanfreakingtastic.įirst off this book is written intelligently not always a given when talking about contemporary romances. As I read on the story and characters feed off and complemented each other, making this one of the most complete and structured books I have read in some time. The mixture of animosity and sexual tension is great right off the bat. Jack and Cameron come together again after three years (they had worked previously together on a case that ended badly, look for 'misunderstanding' here) because of a murder Cameron 'ear-witnessed'. The characters supported the storyline and vice versa. Usually I can separate a book into character driven or storyline but with this one I can't. I felt the need to share all this fanfreakingtasticness with you all. So occasionally I read other books that I don't plan on reviewing and occasionally it just so happens that one of these books turns out to be fanfreakingtastic.

About That Night by Julie James