The Knight of Ambra
By Lyn Brittan
- Release Date: 2015-04-16
- Genre: Romance
Description
Army vet Brant Jacobs is determined not to screw up his first assignment with Team Ambra. Sneak in, retrieve a stolen historical treasure and disappear. Easy...up until a woman in yoga pants stumbles upon his less than legal exchange of goods. She attracts too much trouble to be left on her own, but bringing her along might put his mission – and his heart – in the greatest danger of all.
Michaela Alberto only took the stupid delivery job out of necessity. How the crap she wound up here - between the barrel of a mobster's gun and some super secret government agent - is beyond unfair. Now they're on the run and Brant promises her safety, but trusting the handsome stranger might be the hardest job she's ever had.
Reviews
THE KNIGHT OF AMBRA
5By Bun Brrabbid Lop5 STARS ⭐️ 🌟 ⭐️ 🌟 ⭐️ Suspenseful! Edgy! Intrigued to the max! Mystery with subtle, unlikely, romance building up...at first. This eBook story is fast paced. Peaked my interest from the beginning clear to the end. Characters introduced smoothly. Easy to follow each, as the story evolved. Humor thrown in at intervals, was surprisingly appealing! I read this in ONE sitting. New author to me, Lyn Brittan. KUDOS TO YOU, LYN !!!!!!!!!! I am a new fan. Keep up the GREAT stories!!! I plan on buying and reading the rest of this series. This one was the first one of the series and was FREE !!! And, in the future, any eBooks that you write I will gladly buy and read eagerly!!! 🐰🐰🐰🐰🐰Absolutely Adorable
5By Arieslady525.0 out of 5 starsAbsolutely adorable! ByMelanie S.on October 15, 2016 Format: Kindle Edition|Verified Purchase The Knight of Ambra is a romance of a different kind - the kind I couldn't put down. A wonderfully quirky cross between a James Bond thriller and a screwball comedy, the plot is one part action, one part romance, and one part just plain delusional. I adored the two main characters, both of whom are clever, earnest, endearing, and a few french fries short of a Happy Meal. The writing is fast-paced, perfectly understated, and tongue-in-cheek. I smiled the whole way through the book. Oh, please, I want more!
