Deadly Deception

A*R*C for honest review with no compensation Deadly Deception is book 6 in the Six Point Security series by Lori Sjoberg and so glad to be back with the Flints and friends! Up next is Jackson and Essie who met, married and divorced but neither can move forward to find happiness. They meet up again when Essie almost dies at the hand of her mentor..who is determined to snuff out a mafia princess who turns out to be Nina Flint. Read on to see how Jackson and Essie work together to save Nina, discover their feelings are as strong as ever, have each other’s backs, taking out assassins, twists, turns and hopefully finding they belong together…

This review is of Deadly Deceptions, book 6 in Lori Sjoberg’s Six Points Security series. I received an advance copy of this book in exchange for an honest review. This book in the series was a little different than the first five books. They were all told about one of the Flint brothers who own and run Six Points Security. This book is about one of the men they have “adopted” into the family, Russell Jackson. Kind of. It’s really more about Essie, his ex-wife. Well, it’s told through her point of view more than Jackson’s. And her point of view is fascinating because, yes, she is a woman fighting in a man’s world. She had worked covert ops for the United States government where you did what needed to be done to keep America safe. But she left that world behind and was a civilian. And that’s where this book shines. How does Essie reconcile her different lives and the people who are in them? Will she learn to trust, to share, to know when it’s okay to ask for help? And how will the people around her react to her? Sorry, but you’re going to have to read it to find the answers! This book has everything: stabbing, shot outs, car chases, a few things I won’t spoil by mentioning, and of course romance. This was one of my favorite reads and I hope you enjoy it as much as I did! You don’t need to read the other books in the series, but after reading this one, why wouldn’t you?