Dirty Secret

By: Chelle Bliss, Brenda Rothert

Narrated by: Kirsten Leigh, Sebastian York

Agent: Kennedy Barnes

Target: Phoenix "Nix" Ash

Crimes: Hacker and Heartbreaker

Mission: Get Close and Survive

After living her life in the shadows as the daughter of a congressman's secret affair, Kennedy Barnes joins "Project Greenlight" - a clandestine intelligence organization. She's out to prove she's more than her father's dirty secret.

One of her first assignments is simple. Get close to Phoenix Ash, collect enough evidence to put him away for life, and get out unscathed.

Phoenix Ash is a world renowned hacker. He's pulled off some of the biggest heists in modern history, but never leaves a trace. He knows people are after him and that every day may be his last, but when he meets Kennedy Barnes, everything changes.

Lines are blurred and secrets are exposed as Phoenix and Kennedy both discover they do have a weakness - for each other.

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Awesome!!!

I would love to hear more stories about these two working in the field!!! Great Listen!!!!

Dirty Secret

Loved the suspense and hotness that is Nix and Eva/Kennedy. Couldn’t stop listening to their story. Both are strong sexy characters which I loved! Some great twists too. Will Coco get her own story??!!

So Hot!

Love Ash and Kennedy! This was an easy listen that kept the heat going throughout. There was a lot of mystery that added to the story and both of our characters have secrets. Great listen!

Both of our narrators do an amazing job!!

Hot and dangerous

This is a fast paced book with lots of heat and danger. Nix's character keeps you guessing from start to finish whether he’s a good guy or one of the bad guys. Kennedy a.k.a. Eva‘s character is one of the good guys working in the field with the bad guys. There are lots going on and it keeps your attention from start to finish.

Sebastian York and Kristin Leigh are fantastic narrating this book. I enjoyed listening to both of them from beginning to end.

Good listen.

Second in this series and this story lacks the pizzaz of the first book. I found myself floundering over the logics and just plain eye rolling silliness. My first question was, what clandestine company assigned a senator’s daughter to work as an operative under an alias, especially with the senator’s miss deeds being front page news, a short time before? Of course there is steam, but too much of this story centered on the steam and the angst was deep and over the top. Not my favorite. The narrators did a good job.