REVIEW: Fallen By Rebecca Zanetti

In Fallen By Rebecca Zanetti, hacker Brigid Banaghan is being forced to work with the Deep Ops team; the team everyone is waiting to see fail. Her handler, Raider Tanaka, is suspicious of why he’s assigned to watch Brigid. But when it looks like her estranged father is involved in the Boston organized crime scene, Brigid needs Raider to help her prove his innocence. Raider soon finds himself not only wanting to help Brigid, but to keep her safe as well. But when Brigid’s real reason for being assigned to the Deep Ops team, will he, along with the rest of the team, be able to forgive her and trust her again?

I really enjoyed this book. The chemistry between Brigid and Raider is good, but what really makes this book shine is the suspense and the interactions with the secondary characters. The team, for the most part, works together throughout the book on the case. There’s also Roscoe, the dog who likes to drink and wear women’s shoes. Several laugh-out-loud moments are provided courtesy of him.

Rebecca Zanetti has brought her A game once again when it comes to writing an action-packed story that will keep readers on the edge of their seats. I’m looking forward to seeing what’s next for the Deep Ops team.

Book Info:

Publication: September 24, 2019 | Zebra | Deep Ops #2

A talented hacker who got caught, Brigid Banaghan is now forced to work with a secret Deep Ops unit. But she won’t reveal any more to these renegade Feds than she has to. Especially not to Raider Tanaka, her control freak of a bodyguard and handler. It’s enough that his body is tensed for action and his heated gaze is always on her . . .

Raider knows there’s more to his new assignment than he’s been told. Why send a deadly agent of his experience to guard a computer genius—even a gorgeous, unpredictable, undisciplined one? But when Brigid’s estranged father is named in an investigation into Boston’s organized crime, Raider’s mind switches onto high alert, just like his senses . . .

To clear her father’s name, Brigid needs Raider’s help. The Unit’s idea that she bring a straight-laced Fed in as her “fiancé” won’t fly, though—not unless Raider can release his inner bad boy and become the rebel Brigid can’t resist . . .