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Target by L.P. Dover

Target (Circle of Justice, #2)
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Target is Wade and Brina’s story. We first came across Wade in Trigger. He came across as a broody and reserved character but Target shows a whole new side of him. He is as playful and flirtatious as his brothers but at the same time, he has an aura about himself that shows that he’ll get the job done. Brina was one of the strongest female leads both physically and emotionally.

This book started with a bang. Brina is the former first daughter who witnessed her father being assassinated when she was a kid. A few years later, she has established her own shop and is working hard to make it a success. That’s where Wade comes in. Wade and Brina’s chemistry was off-the-charts hot. Things happen at a fast pace which will keep the readers hooked. Secrets are revealed that will leave you in shock and thinking “Seriously?!”. Wade and Brina were powerful together and were the perfect match. I would love to read more about Josh and Trinity and really hope they get their own book. We get to see more of Preston and the rest of the Chandler brothers as well which was a delight. Moving on to Ian’s story next!

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