Danger Close

Delta Force Echo: An Iniquus Action Adventure Romance Series, Book 3

By: Fiona Quinn

Narrated by: Jeremy York

Too close for comfort . . .

Alone in the wilds of mountainous Asia, Jett undertakes an undercover military operation. With threats all around her, alone is the last thing she should be. So, when help arrives, she's ready to get off the cliff's edge and back to civilization.

But when her teammates K9 partner shows up carrying a plea for help, nothing will stop Jett from racing to the rescue. Not even a sexy Delta Force operator on a mission . . .

Havoc's mission—find Jett. Saving the rest of her team, not his orders. Surprised by Jett's refusal to leave the field, Havoc has a decision to make: Save the girl or save the team? There's something about Jett that makes him willing to do the one thing he's never done before, veer from his objective.

With stakes even higher than they imagined, the danger isn't just close—it surrounds them. Surviving long enough to make it to their happily ever after won't be easy. No matter the risks, are Jett and Havoc prepared to do whatever it takes to succeed?

Contains mature themes.

©2021 Fiona Quinn (P)2023 Tantor

The characters, courage, capability and personalities!

The Voice of the guy that had his foot trapped under the rock for three long weeks and kept himself alive

Excellent military story

Everything was so goid in this story. The narrator did a wonderful job creating a fun and realistic relationship between characters. Have read/enjoy this book 3 times already.

So entertaining!!!

This book is my kind of book. I love the characters and the way they are presented. I love the dogs and the horse. There is intrigue, suspense, and action, with some great humorous scenes and romance sprinkled in. I love the strength in Jett and her analytical way of thinking. Her background is interesting and fun. The performance is very, very good.

Amazing

Loved this book, it was suspense plus, Fiona writes an amazing story I have enjoyed every one of them

Disappointing rambling in an Iniquus cover

Have purchased and enjoyed all of Fiona Quinn’s Iniquus books. Danger Close is not in the same league. Danger Close is a rambling of theoretical philosophy, metaphysics and epistemology, practical philosophy, ethics, social and political philosophy, etc. The story dragged on and on. Could have simply read the story description then started listening at chapter 25. Was determined to finish the emotionless story although it truly was challenging to keep listening on and on. Lacked everything expected in an Iniquus Action Adventure Romance. Danger Close would be perfect for a listener having difficulty falling asleep.