Vic betrays his good friend, Eric West. Will he kill his son, too?
Old Age Ain't for Sissies!
Vic Deveaux's glory days as a winning jockey have ended, but he refuses to accept that pile of horse hockey! When the West family asks Vic to take an easier position at theri horse farm Westwood, he becomes enraged and teams up with two greedy stable hands in a scheme to kidnap the West's younger son, Shane.
When Vic discovers that his new-found friends have murder on their minds, things turn ugly. Suddenly, Vic finds himself between the rock and the hard place. He has betrayed his good friend, Eric West, but will he participate in his son's murder as well? Not content to sit and wait for her men to bring her brother home, Kate West convinces homicide detective, Carl Lugowski, to check out a hunch at an old abandoned mansion. Soon, they're trapped in a hornet's nest of a notorious biker gang.
Oh yeah, Vic's deception has placed the West family in more danger than they know what to do with!
Professional Reviews
Dangerous Deception
Horses, cowboys, undercover cops, betrayal and love--who could want for more? ~ Beverly Sharp
This was my first Cindy McDonald read. I am so glad I was able to participate in this tour and find a new author to add to my favorites list! Incredible book. Although it is book three in the series, it is fully able to stand alone. I had not read the first two books, I have since gone out and bought them, and I was not lost nor did I ever get the feeling that I had missed something vital.
About the book: It is well written and engaging. It was fast paced, but didn't leave anything out so I never felt like it was running away without me. The plot is multifaceted and each piece is carefully created and intricately woven together. The characters are great. I usually find myself choosing one favorite character in each book I read, but I would be hard pressed to pick just one in this book. I love the relationships between the West family members, everyone should be able to feel that much respect for their father and that much devotion to their siblings. The characters are constructed with just enough flaws to make them real and believable, but also enough amazing attributes to leave you searching for such a person in your own life.
You get to see the characters deal with, be confronted by and experience a wide range of emotions and undercurrents that are found running through this story. I found myself experiencing it all with them, I was so into the story that it all felt personal.
I was glued to the pages as the tale unfolded to culminate at a fulfilling, yet leave you looking for the next book, ending.
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