Blackout

by Annie Solomon

Overview

A female black ops agent whose memory has been wipedclean is framed for the murder of the Deputy Director of the TerrorismControl Force - a man she doesn't remember knowing. As she tries tofigure out what happened to her she's pursued by the police, her ownagency and a mysterious watcher who may or may not believe in her innocence.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780446616317
Publisher:	Grand Central Publishing
Publication date:	04/01/2006
Series:	Warner Forever Ser.
Pages:	376
Product dimensions:	5.00(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.84(d)

About the Author

A native New Yorker, RITA-winning author Annie Solomon has been dreaming up stories since she was ten. After a twelve-year career in advertising, where she rose to Vice President and Head Writer at a mid-size agency, she abandoned the air conditioners, furnaces, and heat pumps of her professional life for her first love: romance. An avid knitter and mother of a daughter attending college, she now lives in Nashville with her husband. You can visit her Web site at www.anniesolomon.net.

Editorial Reviews

BLACKOUT:

"Hooks you from the first page and never lets you go...Rising fast to the top of the romantic suspense genre, Solomon doesn't disappoint."
--RT Book Reviews

"An enticing read...Solomon's latest is twisty and diverting, with well-written action sequences and a winning lead." --Publishers Weekly


LIKE A KNIFE:

"A nail biter through and through. Absolutely riveting."

--New York Times bestselling author Iris Johansen


TERRIFIC PRAISE FOR ANNIE SOLOMON AND ONE DEADLY SIN:

"You'll want to sleep with one eye open and keep the light on after reading One Deadly Sin. Delivers the one-two punch of thrill-a-minute danger and unforgettable characters."
--Carla Neggers, New York Times bestselling author

"A book you won't want to miss. Engaging characters, tight plot, and plenty of sizzle."
--Brenda Novak, New York Times bestselling author

"An electrifying thriller...Solomon just gets better with each new outing!" --RT Book Reviews

From the Publisher

False memory, an interesting if overly familiar plot device, forms the basis for the latest romantic thriller by Solomon (Blind Curve), an enticing read that shamelessly plants The Bourne Identity in the fertile soil of the current War on Terror. Margo Scott, owner of a small Washington, D.C., bookstore, awakens to find she can't remember the last month of her life. Worse, that same day she's questioned in the murder of Frank Temple, the deputy director of Washington's elite Terrorism Control Force, a man she swears she's never met. Soon Margo realizes she has no evidence of the normal life she knows-no photos, no contacts in her PDA-while evidence of a life she has no recollection of piles up, including her expert combat skills and a government tail named Jack Wise. With a suspicious Jack at her side, she must find out how and why her memories were falsified, who murdered Temple and what happened during her lost month. Solomon takes her time getting to the heart of the story, but once the action kicks in the pace picks up considerably. Despite a forced romance between Margo and Jack (standard-issue bickering included), Solomon's latest is twisty and diverting, with well-written action sequences and a winning lead. (Apr.) Copyright 2006 Reed Business Information.

Publishers Weekly