Title: Shadow Dancer (Stunt #2)
Author: M.L. Rosado
Link: https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07M9MG63P/
Summary
Enter the supernatural world of Stunt, where things are not always what they seem. Vlad is a lonely shadow lifter who works in a traveling circus named Stunt that is meticulously monitored by the Agency that handles all supernatural beings. He finds himself questioning his past after a daunting meeting with the Agency concerning the only woman he has ever loved, Lada. With a simple visit from an agent, a long-lost love comes back into his life and he needs to decide whether he will remain in the shadows or dive in head on into his future. Fate had drawn them apart ten years ago, and now she is right in front of him, guarding some dangerous secrets of her own.
Lada is a single mother of two, a realtor, yoga enthusiast, and number one volunteer mom. But she lives a double life full of mystery, shadows, and fear. The last thing in her mind was Vlad, her first love who she has not seen in ten years. In a blink of an eye, he was back in her life. The secure life that she has made for her girls is under attack by a bigger threat that only she could battle.
Will she be able to secure a future with her girls and save hundreds of victims against a global terrorist? Will her heart survive the risk of losing the man she has ever loved? Will all members of Stunt be able to work together and save the day?
My Review
5/5 Stars
Continuing on from book one, we get a glimpse of where the characters are now. Ginny and Remo are married now and play more of a background role in the story than they did in the first one. This book has a focus on Vlad. Like Remo in book one, he has a big ego and uses that to find and sleep with a lot of women because the one woman he loved he thinks is dead. Until he learns that she’s not. She’s very much alive and involved in things less desired.
Very suspenseful and entertaining. When Vlad was reunited with his lost love there were some tender moments along with sparks. The use of paranormal to push the story along was also well done.
Author Kayla Krantz 