Here’s the synopsis:
“Her death was just
the beginning.
Quinn Rogers doesn’t exist. There are no records of her name. Her DNA has no
match. She is a ghost. A phantom killer no one can trace. The perfect assassin.
Or so she thinks.
At the top of her game, Quinn’s no longer looking over her shoulder. Her master
will protect her, save her, like he always has. But there are forces at work
neither of them suspect.
Can Quinn find the truth in a world of lies? Or will her unsanctioned past
catch up to her in the end?”
My rating: ***** (Closer to 4 ½)
Mystery, Thriller, and Suspense is one of my favorite
genres to read. I love how the stories keep you guessing with twists and turns
that keep you on the edge of your seat. Unsanctioned
Eyes is no exception to this. Throughout the story I kept wondering what
would happen next, and how the characters would get out of the situations they
were in.
Speaking of characters, I have to be honest and say that I
really didn’t like Quinn at first. She is a killer, no ifs, ands, or buts about
it. I couldn’t connect with her, and really, I didn’t want to connect with her.
When Nathan arrives, a new side of Quinn starts to emerge and by the halfway
point I could see how her character was starting to change. Quinn’s changes
felt very natural to the story, and I do love a good redemption arc, so I’m
curious to see where this character will go in the next story.
The other characters were interesting too. I think my
favorites were Nathan and Jason. Jason was entertaining to read about, and I
really sympathized for Nathan. He was not in a good situation in this book, but
he was able to make the best of it and really helped Quinn to start seeing the
light.
Overall, Unsanctioned
Eyes was a great read and I’m looking forward to seeing where the next book
will take these characters. If you’re looking for a good thriller, I recommend
checking this book out!
