Breach of Trust

February 1, 2009
Trying to hide her past by living as a smalltown librarian in Split Creek, OK, former CIA operative Paige Rogers wants nothing more than a quiet existence. But when a well-dressed stranger arrives in town and starts asking questions, Paige fears that she has been found by the person she fears most. Daniel Keary was once her commander until his actions caused the deaths of her teammates in a covert operation. Now running for governor, Daniel will stop at nothing to ensure that his past stays dead and buried. Featuring a well-paced plot and an engaging protagonist, Mills's ("Texas Legacy" series, "When the Nile Runs Red") new series launch is a solid, if a bit predictable, suspense title. Recommended for public libraries.

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March 1, 2009
Paige Rogers, the kindly librarian of Split Creek, Oklahoma, has a secret. Shes a former CIA agent, the sole survivor of an attack on her team during a covert mission in Angola. Paige thinks that Daniel Keary, their leader at the time, caused the deaths of her friends. Knowing that someone wants her dead, too, Paige has stayed hidden in her quaint, quiet Oklahoma town for the past seven years. But now, a stranger has come to town, and hes asking a lot of questions. In addition to this, Keary has just announced his candidacy for governor of Oklahoma, and its time for him to finally destroy the major roadblock to his successful campaignPaige. This masterfully crafted suspense novel immediately hooks the reader with a pervasive sense of imminent danger. A real page-turner, Breach of Trust is the first book in Mills faith-based Call of Duty series.(Reprinted with permission of Booklist, copyright 2009, American Library Association.)