Ivy MacLeod travels to Palau in order to test her new mapping technology in the area around the island where a battle took place during World War II. Now that her husband has been captured and is being tried as a traitor, Ivy feels she must do all she can to prove that she wasn't involved in her husband's deceit. However, her new mapping technology is wanted as a way to gain intelligence for our own as well as rival governments, causing Ivy to be at risk when some of her ex-husband's men try to steal her equipment. Lucky for Ivy, Jack Keaton, the man she had been admiring on the boat docked next to hers, comes to her rescue. What she doesn't know is that Jack is really a Russian agent, and he is about to kidnap her in order to use her technology to find something of value that he needs.

Poison Evidence has lots of political intrigue, constantly challenging the reader to distinguish the good guys from the bad. Nothing is black and white in this story, so we go on the journey with Ivy to find out if, Jack, the man she is falling in love with, should be considered a traitor or a hero. Characters from previous Evidence Series books make appearances as minor supporting characters. Overall, this is another good entry in the Evidence Series. ( )

Get ready to get swept away to the islands of Palau where danger lurks and past and present collide. Where an unsuspecting heroine get herself embroiled in the hunt for something that could reignite the cold war. Even the man who says he is there to protect her, who warms her cold heart, hides complex secrets and a past that is as deadly as the manchineel tree which will leave a person suffering from severe burns, a fate her heart may also suffer.

You never have to wait in a Rachel Grant book for the action and suspense to start. From the first page your thrown into a crazy ride full of twist and turns and wonder what the next chapter is going to reveal.

I always look forward to a Rachel Grant book for scenic descriptions, interesting plot and smoking hot romance and I've not been disappointed yet. ( )

Get ready to get swept away to the islands of Palau where danger lurks and past and present collide. Where an unsuspecting heroine get herself embroiled in the hunt for something that could reignite the cold war. Even the man who says he is there to protect her, who warms her cold heart, hides complex secrets and a past that is as deadly as the manchineel tree which will leave a person suffering from severe burns, a fate her heart may also suffer.

You never have to wait in a Rachel Grant book for the action and suspense to start. From the first page your thrown into a crazy ride full of twist and turns and wonder what the next chapter is going to reveal.

I always look forward to a Rachel Grant book for scenic descriptions, interesting plot and smoking hot romance and I've not been disappointed yet. ( )