Off the Rails

Off the Rails by Jill Sorenson 

Amazon

Releases 12/13

A dedicated American agent risks everything for a forbidden beauty in this sensual, turbo-charged novel from the RITA-nominated author of Against the Wall (“A sexy, unique love story that I devoured in one day.”—Monica Murphy).
 
Four years ago, when Ian Foster was working as a border patrol agent, he rescued an eighteen-year-old Mexican girl who’d been left for dead. He never forgot the gorgeous, resilient Maria Santos. Now Ian is an undercover ICE agent on the trail of a ruthless criminal with an intriguing connection: Maria. She holds the only clue to the man’s whereabouts. And Ian is tasked with crossing the border to find her.
 
Maria has always carried a torch for Ian, the handsome American who saved her life. When he shows up in her hometown, the attraction between them ignites. His intense gaze sets her blood on fire. But Maria is in serious danger. She owes a favor to a drug lord, and soon she’s caught in the crosshairs of a treacherous takedown operation. Once more, Ian’s her sole hope of survival—and his sizzling touch rekindles a passion that goes beyond borders.

Off the Rails 
by Jill Sorenson (Goodreads Author) 

N. Kuhn's review 

Dec 03, 2016  ·  edit

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bookshelves: contemporary

Read in November, 2016

This was an exciting adventure. I just didn't feel the romance. The scenes felt forced. The whole story gave an interesting perception of Mexico you don't see often. Most people don't realize how poor the country is. To me, it seems the author did a lot of research and it showed in the way things unfolded and were described. It gave me a better connection to the characters. Again, the only reason I didn't give this a higher rating is the love scenes and part of the plot wasn't as smooth as I felt it could have been.