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Review: Sting by Jennifer Ryder

Sting (Spark, #4)Sting by Jennifer Ryder
Bex's rating: 5 of 5 stars

From the very first chapter, Jennifer Ryder set a pace and established a setting to a book that I was confident I would inhale and love. And love it I did!

'Sting' is a beautiful romance filled with laughter, heartache and a whole heap of dramatic tension and action. Both Ryan and Willow were a pleasure to follow. I actively cheered for them from the start and may have shouted at my Kindle a time or two when the author made sure life didn't run quite as smoothly as anticipated.

A bloody brilliant read, with a great cast of characters. Definitely a book to add to your 'don't think just buy and read now' list.

Sting (Spark #4)

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Going undercover has its challenges. When Detective Ryan Clark is sent to the sleepy coastal town of Fremantle to dismantle the country’s most lethal drug syndicate, it’s worth the risk. Even if he becomes a fatality, in the war against drugs.

Ryan finds himself coming back to the same coffee shop. Blondie, the local barista, has him hot under the collar and reaching for his piece. He knows the attraction isn’t just one-sided.

She’s trying to keep her distance.

It only makes him want her more.


Willow Asher left it all behind, but not by choice.

After two long years, she’s finally getting somewhere. Willow has a busy café with her buxom business partner, Gabby, who is the closest thing she has to family.

Although Willow’s past still plagues her thoughts, she’s determined to have her happily-ever-after. As soon as her demons stop haunting her.

What she doesn’t need is the complication of Mr Sexy-Brown-Eyes, who seems to be drinking more and more coffee.

She doesn’t want the questions.

She’s still trying to get her story straight.


*** For over 18 years. Contains Adult themes. CAN BE READ AS A STAND-ALONE***

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