It was okay, a bit bland, but not in plot or situation. I had a really hard time forming an attachment to either of the leads because they came across as generic. ( )

In Ericson’s romantic suspense novel, injured and minus her memory, Miranda Lewis had been shot and left for dead. Gage Booker risked his life when he raided that Columbia compound and the last thing he expected to find was a damsel in distress and in need of a knight in shining armor. Uncertain if she is friend or foe, the passion that explodes between them is very real.

A fast-paced addition to the Brothers in Arms series. ( )

Good book with some intense action. Gage is part of a team that has raided the compound looking for an arms dealer. What he finds is Randi, injured and with no memory of who she is or why she's there. He's sure that she's Zendaris's mistress and wants to make sure that they get every bit of information possible from her. But first he has to get her home alive.

Both Randi and Gage were pretty awesome. In spite of her memory loss Randi kept a pretty good grip on herself. She's not sure at first if she should trust Gage but he's her only option. It doesn't take long before he wins her trust. I really liked her confidence that Gage would find a way to save her from the crazy CIA people in Panama. As the intensity of their danger continued Randi also felt a growing attraction to him. They tried to convince themselves that it was just because she was dependent on him but she was sure that it was more than that, at least on her side. She is still fighting his belief that she was Zendaris's mistress even though she is sure she was not. I liked Randi's confidence in her own morality that she could be so sure.

Gage was not happy that his target was gone when he got to the compound. His group has been after Zendaris for a long time. When he finds Randi he's sure he's bagged Zendaris's mistress, thanks to a blurry photo of Zendaris with a similar woman. He thinks she's lying about her amnesia at first and does whatever he can to try to trip her up. By the time they reach the CIA base he's pretty sure she's telling the truth - just in time for them to be drugged and separated. I really liked seeing everything he did to get her away safely. He also feels a strong attraction to her, something that isn't welcome with his certainty of who she is. He really doesn't like to think of her in that position. Thanks to the run-in with the CIA Gage isn't sure who he can trust so avoids contacting anyone in authority to help. As their attempts continue to restore Randi's memory Gage becomes more convinced that he was wrong. I loved the final confrontation, though I did feel like Randi's memory return was glossed over. ( )