Dead Ringer

By Annie Solomon

Special agent Finn Carver is on the trail of some missing plutonium. His main suspect, Victor Borian, is a philanthropist with secret ties to the underworld. But Carver can't figure out how to infiltrate Borian's lair - until the FBI finds the daughter that his late wife gave up for adoption.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0446612294
• ISBN13: 9780446612296
• Release Date: October 2003
• Publisher: Forever
• Length: 372 Pages
• Weight: 0.45 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.0" x 4.3" x 6.8"
• Age Range: 13 years and up

Customer Reviews

REALLY WORTH THE READ!

I love the suspence and drama drawn out in this one. It had twists that kept you focused. Great Read-so Read it!

This was captivating

I enjoyed this novel very much. I really was disappointed when it ended. A wonderful read.

Great Adventure

I loved it. It was a great read and adventure. It was a real page turner. I loved the characters. Didn't want it to end. Looking forward to Annie's next installment.

Here to stay!

Annie Solomon has proven that she's here to stay with the publication of her second fabulous book, "Dead Ringer" following an admirable debut with "Like A Knife". Solomon entices and teases with two protagonists who start out battling and soon are steaming their way to an incredible romance. Along the way bad girl, Angelina Mercer, must help Federal Agent Finn Carver find a stolen cache of plutonium before its sold to the highest bidding terrorist group. Finn must keep Angelina alive while she infiltrates the Montana ranch of the suspected thief, Victor Borian, who just happens to be the husband of the birth mother for whom she has been fruitlessly searching. Victor has his own plans for Angelina and her 'aunt Marian' has an agenda as well. The story deftly hurtles to a steamy conclusion that is well worth staying awake long into the night to finish.

A great read

This was a great book. I couldn't put it down and stayed up most of the night reading. The suspense had me hooked. The characters were very real. I even have a little crush on Finn Carver. I'll definitely be watching for more books by Annie Solomon.