New Review! Taking care of the Target by Cindi Madsen, 5 Cranky Stars

Taking Care of the Target by Cindi Madsen
My rating: 5 of 5 stars



***** 5 Cranky Stars *****

Wowzers!!!!!!! I found a new Sexy Alpha Male Mafia Member to crush on. Vincent is one delicious morsel of hotness that woman want to lick like their favorite piece of Chocolate. Unfortunately, he is part of a mafia family. All he wants to do is run the family restaurant legally and keep on the right side of the law.



Vincent feels like he is obligated to his uncle for being there for him and his brother Bobby. His Uncle took him and his brother in when their parents died. Vincent ends up doing a few things for his Mafia family but not because he wants to. Vincent does it to keep on his Uncles good side so his Uncle will
Keep helping him with his brothers problems.



Cassie is shy, sweet, cute, and adorkable. Every time Vincent comes around her, Cassie starts stuttering and blushes. It frustrates her that she turns into a teenager who is fanning over her celebrity crush.



Cassie sees something that she should have never witnessed and runs for her life. She wakes up in the hospital with a concussion and realizes she can't remember the last couple of years of her life. She gets out of the hospital to continue her life as normal as possible.



Cassie remembers her past and all of the tragedies that she has faced head on.
She remembers her father dying of cancer and holding his hand through it all. She finds out where she used to work at and has an anxiety attack when she nears the place. She can't remember why but gets a bad feeling that her life is in danger.



It is hard to describe anymore of the book without giving away any spoilers. The sexual chemistry between Vincent and Cassie sizzles. This is one of those books that the Author does a good job of keeping the readers interest and wanting more. I hope the Author plans on writing a book about Bobby. It would be intriguing at the least to see how the Author spins the storyline.



I can't wait to read more of her books.


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