Out of Sight

By Claire McNab

Book Overview

How far would you go to save yourself--and the country you love?

A vicious terrorist group is operating deep within the wild reaches of Australia's remote Kimberley region. Though the government is aware of their presence, the group's cat-and-mouse tactics and absolute secrecy has made it impossible to stop. The only way to destroy this powerful threat to national security is from the inside. And no one's better under cover than hotshot Intelligence Agent Denise Cleever.

Using every ruse she knows, Denise infiltrates the terrorist training camp--knowing full well that if she is found out, her ruthless "comrades" will torture her to death. But when she is ordered to kill someone as a final test of her loyalty, she faces the most difficult choice of her career: Take an innocent life--or lose her own.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1931513481
• ISBN13: 9781931513487
• Release Date: October 2003
• Publisher: Bella Books
• Length: 216 Pages
• Weight: 0.52 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.6" x 6.1" x 7.9"
• Age Range: 18 years and up

Customer Reviews

Where's the real love scenes?????????

The book is good but needs more of the sexy love scenes found in Claire McNab's books.............just have to have them!

Best of the series

This latest installment in Claire McNab's series featuring Intelligence Agent Denise Cleever is the best of the three books featuring this character. Cleever goes undercover to infiltrate an organization that trains terrorists in the wilds of Australia. The action is well paced and the characters are interesting. Things become complicated when Cleever finds herself falling for one of the instructors at the camp. Add to that the fact that she's being hunted by a madman who thinks she is the sister he has vowed to kill. There's plenty in this book to keep your attention. The only weakness is that the ending seems rushed compared to the rest of the book. The last couple of chapters read almost like the notes for the story instead of finished chapters. It's still a good book.