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From experience, author collaborations are difficult to pull off and seldom work well, saying this we were left eating our words after finishing Phantom in the Night. If you read the other BAD stories and didn’t really care for them, do yourself a favour and give Phantom of the Night a try, you will find it's on another level. The writing is great and fast paced and the plot won't release you until the last page is turned.
Nathan Drake is a hero with a dark past. Once a solider for Special Forces, he risked being labelled a deserter to the US army to rescue his twin brother Jamie from New Orleans crime boss Marseaux. Once home Nathan is faced with Jamie’s false prosecution over a drug trafficking charge and knowing his brother won’t survive two minutes in the pen Nathan and Jamie switch identities. Jamie taking on his twin’s life as a disgraced solider and Nathan serving two years in prison.
The night before Nathan’s release Jamie is found shot point blank through the head, ending the identity of Nathan Drake.
Terri Mitchell is a kick butt heroine with issues of her own. Not the least of which is saving Nathan from himself. Recruited by the Bureau of American Defence after the controversial death of her partner Terri is on the hunt for mob boss Marseaux, convinced of his involvement. Nathan and Terri join forces to uncover the truth behind both her partner and Jamie’s death.
The suspense in this book was creepy and just complicated enough, while the romance is just outstanding, the relationship between Nathan and Terri never felt rushed, and instead it progressed slowly and hotly. |
| Book Format: Trade Paperback |
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