Night Secrets: A Novel (T-FLAC: Night Trilogy)

by Cherry Adair

Book Overview

Sydney McBride is writing a profile on a plastic surgery spa in Rio that caters to celebrities, and she's going under the knife herself-all to revive her sagging career. But then she gets wind of an... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0345499913
• Release Date: October 2008
• Publisher: Ballantine Books
• Length: 336 Pages
• Weight: 0.40 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.8" x 0.9" x 4.2"

Customer Reviews

Book 2 in the Night Trilogy

This is book two, it's a stand-alone in some ways but you really do need to read the series in order, and the conclusion comes in book three, Night Shadow. Sydney McBride is a writer who's career needs a hit book. She's writing the story of a luxury plastic surgery in Brazil. Lucas Fox is a wizard and T-Flac operative who come to the spa following a suspect and ends up stranded and Sydney lets him in hoping he's an even better story. Together they uncover a terrible secret and are falling in love along the way. I have read all the T-Flac books and love Cherry Adair's writing but the bad guy in this book was so bad, and the storyline so gruesome it should be noted that it's not for the squeamish. I would have liked a little 'less' detail. :-) Overall a good story and I'm looking forward to the conclusion!

Pretty good.

I enjoyed this book for the most part . I was , unfortunately, left with a feeling that there should be more to this book. This installment of the series could have been more detailed but still a pretty good read.

Interesting read

This is the second in the Night series of T-FLAC (Terrorist Force Logistical Assault Command) novels by Adair, following Night Fall. Psi Operative Lucas Fox crashes from a bad teleportation experience onto the beach at an exclusive medical spa specializing in plastic surgery near Rio. Lucas, needless to day, is a wizard, with special skills that make him a perfect operative for T-FLAC, and he is tracing some terrorist Half Wizards who are involved in some very nasty business. Lying on the beach in the dark, trying to keep himself invisible, Fox is confused by the sputtering failure of his powers. He is able to gather enough power to escape the soldiers and helicopters searching for him, and teleport himself-naked-into the beachfront cottage of writer Sydney McBride. Her publisher has her writing a book on destination spas, and having been pushed by her publisher to get her breasts enhanced to make the book more realistic, she is recuperating. Lucas uses his powers of Empathic Perception to control Sydney and the soldiers a bit, so the soldiers searching the cottages are convinced that he is her boyfriend. He notices when he is in contact with Sydney that his powers seem enhanced, and he is forced to use her to search the facility for the nasty Half-wizard he is chasing, Escar. While Sydney is attracted to the handsome Lucas, she is also using him. She senses a huge book might come out of her assisting him and discovering exactly what is going on at the spa. As they work together, sparks fly as they get to know each other. Sydney discovers the advantages of being the lover of a wizard and the distinct disadvantages of being along on a T-FLAC operation. Fortunately Sydney isn't just a pretty face as her older brothers have taught to shoot and fight. The two uncover more plots than they ever expected. This Harry Potter with guns and steamy sex is for adults only, and is a spicy and savory addition to the T-FLAC series. The third book in the series is out soon, Night Shadow. Armchair Interviews says: Another in this series from a New York Times best selling author.

Good but left me hanging

I enjoyed this book and as it's not a long wait to read the 3rd installment I don't mind. I knew as soon as I saw them that I would buy all 3 as I love her books. I was hoping for a bit more at the end and I'm hoping we get to have some time in the 3rd book with all of the characters. I buy the ebooks as they are usually a bit less expensive compared to the hard covers.