Jun 182013
 

Classified (Harlequin Intrigue)

Classified (Harlequin Intrigue)



Colby Agency investigator Levi Stark had been prepared for the worst when his boss sent him to find her agency’s deadliest enemy. But deep undercover in a Mexican mining outpost, Levi met danger from the unlikeliest source—an unknown blonde spitfire on the same trail.

Casey Manning had been secretly sent by Levi’s boss’s husband. The benched CIA agent trusted no one and worked alone…until she and Levi found themselves outmanned and outgunned. Around her sexy new partner, Casey

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  1. 3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
    4.0 out of 5 stars
    Good, October 4, 2011
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    R. Laney (Fairview, UT) –
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    This review is from: Classified (Harlequin Intrigue) (Kindle Edition)

    Review:.Classified by Debra Webb
    4 STARS
    It’s another Colby Detective story. Good as always but leaves lots of questions unanswered for future books.
    Lucas is worried about Slade Keaton and wants to find out more about him. Especially after Victoria and him where almost kidnapped down in Mexico. Victoria wants to let the investigation of Slade go, but Lucas can’t. So he asks his goddaughter Casey to go undercover in Mexico and find out what she can. Casey has been a field agent for CIA for two years and is on desk duty so she is willing to get answers for him. She can not let Victoria find out that he is still investigating Slade.
    Victoria owner of Colby Agency is going behind her husband’s back to protect him. She asks Jim if he can go to Mexico and find this lead who might know something about Slade. He can not let Lucas know she is still trying to find out if Slade is a dangerous to her husband. Jim has a background in art so he can ask questions in the artist village in Mexico.
    Casey is trying to ask her contact but he says she has a tail until she looses him he won’t answer any questions. Casey is furious and she gets Jim to follow her so she can ask why he is following her and they both pull guns on each other than. Why they are fighting each other two people get the drop on them, knock Casey out she comes too tied up in back of truck with Jim also tied up. Casey can manuver her arms and gets her arms in front and than can get her switch blade that strapped too her leg under her skirt and unties Jim. Jim unties her. They get the one guy passed out and running from second guy why he tries to shoot them they fall in shaft loose the knife,gun and flashlight/
    They keep getting out of trouble and than back into again again and again. They trust each other but still won’t tell each other who they work for.
    Its full of drama and action. Its a fun easy read great for relaxing into a story.
    I was given this ebook in exchange for honest review.

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  2. 5.0 out of 5 stars
    Colby Series is one of my favs!, May 29, 2013
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    Katherine L. Mcculloch (Orange County (California, USA)) –
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    Have been reading the Colby series for the last couple of years. Get these books and pass them around to my friends. So far none of them have disappointed me. Keep them coming Debra!

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  3. 4.0 out of 5 stars
    Love conquers all, March 21, 2013
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    This review is from: Classified (Harlequin Intrigue) (Kindle Edition)

    Basically this Colby agency story gets intertwined with the CIA down in Mexico. Great storyline as two agents are hired to find information. One doesn’t know about the other and sparks fly when both are captured and must work together.

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