Cross Roads
A Romantic Suspense Novel (The Blackwells Book 3)
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4.9 • 7 Ratings
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Publisher Description
When a hacker-turned-recovery agent sets out to prove a mysterious artist isn’t who she claims to be, he uncovers decades-old secrets and discovers a far deadlier truth than he expected.
In this explosive, enemies-to-lovers third installment of the Steele Ridge: The Blackwells series, USA Today bestselling author Tracey Devlyn sweeps readers into a world of cyberterrorism, art theft, and a passionate journey of two loners finding each other.
Cybersecurity expert Rohan Blackwell left his fellow hackers in the Collective behind to focus on the family business. But when an unusually fruitless background check on a potential contractor coincides with a savage cyberattack, he can’t help but suspect that the two events are connected. Determined to ferret out the beautiful artist’s real story, Rohan soon finds himself distracted by more than her secrets.
Hard work and quick thinking pulled Lena Kamber out of a difficult past and into a successful fine arts reproduction studio. Then disturbing visions of her childhood begin to surface, and she senses malevolent eyes on her at every turn. Add to that, a gorgeous stranger inadvertently helps a burglar steal her latest high-profile commission, a million-dollar painting. With her beloved career on the verge of collapse, Lena turns to a reluctant Rohan to help her recover the stolen artwork.
As Rohan and Lena draw closer to the truth—and each other—the stakes get higher, the bodies pile up, and the two loners unite to stop a vengeful cyberterrorist from destroying a future they have only just begun to imagine.
Reading Order List:
The Steeles:
• The Beginning
• Going Hard
• Living Fast
• Loving Deep
• Breaking Free
• Roaming Wild
• Stripping Bare
• Enduring Love
The Kingstons:
• Craving Heat
• Tasting Fire
• Searing Need
• Vowing Love
• Striking Edge
• Burning Ache
The Blackwells:
• Flash Point
• Smoke Screen
• Cross Roads
• Crash Course
• End Game
Customer Reviews
Great Romantic Suspense Thriller
Cross Roads is a great addition to Steele Ridge: The Blackwells series. I have enjoyed reading about all of the Blackwell family adventures. This book focuses on Rohan Blackwell, but the other members of the Blackwell family are interspersed throughout the story. Rohan and Lena have great chemistry together. I loved following them through their exploits as they unravel the mysteries to find the missing painting. The story has a perfect balance of romance and intrigue. Cross Roads is a thrilling, suspenseful story with many twists and turns to navigate. It kept me riveted to the end of the book. Tracey Devlyn has a wonderful writing style. She is very adept at describing the scenes in the book. It makes me feel like I’m right there. This is a well-written book that I highly recommend.
Pulse pounding action and romance
Cross Roads, the third book in the Steele Ridge: The Blackwells series by Tracey Devlyn, was an “in one-sitting/all-nighter” read.…I’ve come to expect nothing less from this series and especially from Ms. Devlyn. Her ability to draw all the players and pieces together, to entice on multiple levels, demonstrates the mastery of her craft of storytelling.
I was immediately drawn into and enthralled with Rohan and Lena’s story; the threads of multiple fluid components that were seamlessly woven together kept the pages turning, and this reader captivated as all the different elements of the bigger picture, having transpired years earlier, came together and culminated in a rather riveting ending.
The quick-witted dialog, rapid-fire banter, brotherly repartee, and multilayered relationships that have developed through the course of the series, are what make this story intriguing and what has continued to whet my appetite for more of the Blackwell family. From its onset, the Stelle Ridge series has been one that I’ve enjoyed reading multiple times...it’s just that good.
This ARC was complimentary, provided by the author. I am voluntarily submitting my honest review.