Reviewed by Casey B.
April 13, 2008
...a constant on the edge of your seat kind of read...
Eric Emerson is the ultimate Army man. He's lived a hard, often morally challenging military life, that has led to the breakup of his marriage and family. And his life doesn't get any easier when he's assigned to investigate a highly sensitive, highly secretive Pentagon study with fellow comrade Major Samantha Cassidy.
What they uncover is frightening—but through all the intrigue and betrayal, Eric and Samantha finally acknowledge their feelings for each other while trying to fight for the survival of mankind.
Tainted Hero is definitely a must read. Mr. Davis has penned an engaging romantic thriller that keeps you wondering what will happen next (and how will the already tortured hero handle it). Then to add another layer, Mr. Davis utilizes his military knowledge to add another element of realism that this reviewer hasn't seen in a long time. If you like a story with a mix of secrets, mystery and military men, and that's a constant on the edge of your seat kind of read, this is your kind of book.
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Book Description for Tainted Hero
As a decorated Army Ranger, Eric Emerson is honor bound to defend the helpless, and trained to survive against a ruthless enemy, yet these skills were useless to protect his family from a faulted legal system. Riddled with guilt, he's torn between his combat training and the rules governing society. The conflict shatters his marriage, his job, and his sanity, until Samantha Cassidy saves him from his anguish. Together, they unravel clues about a secretive Pentagon study and become targets from those determined to hide the truth. Sam and Eric share their secret past and disclose their feelings for each other. With Sam's help, Eric is able to vanquish the turmoil of his past, until he confronts Senator Robertson, sponsor of the Osiris study. The revelation about Osiris demands a horrific choice: ignore what they've found or become the seed that effects mankind's survival.
