Peyton Riley (Takedown Book 2), by Bianca Mori
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Not to get Liam Neeson on your asses, but the fact is that Peyton Riley has a very specific skill set. She's good at her job and has just gotten off a major project when she crosses paths with the gorgeous snake-in-the-grass calling himself Carson Varis. He's taken her against her will, but to where, and to what end? She's got days to figure this out and escape–before her boss finds out where his favorite specialist has disappeared. Carson Varis has got an eye for art and a mania for professionalism. No one does work-life balance like he does. But a certain fiery redhead has gotten his goals in a twist. He has his employer's order to fulfill, but can't get the memory of her body (and her hair, and her deep blue eyes, and oh, that mouth) out of the way. Can he get it together and pull off a job well done?
Peyton Riley (Takedown Book 2), by Bianca Mori- Amazon Sales Rank: #354792 in eBooks
- Published on: 2015-09-05
- Released on: 2015-09-05
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0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. A page-turner, and even better than the first book! By Liana Smith Bautista | Will Read for Feels Disclaimer: I received this book for free from Bookish Diaries Book Tours in exchange for an honest review. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review, which was originally posted on my book blog, Will Read for Feels.Up until recently, I’d only read literary fiction and romance from local writers, so I’ve been happy to see more and more writers branching out into other genres, or at least offering other types of plots besides straight-up romance. One of these is Bianca Mori, who turned a vacation fling in tropical paradise into something more dangerous with her book In Too Deep, the first in her Takedown series.Now she’s released the second book, Peyton Riley, and in it, she gives us a better idea of what’s at stake, the true nature of our main characters (to some extent), and their one-of-a-kind skill sets! Better yet, she slowly peels away the onionlike layers of the conspiracy her main characters are embroiled in, and already we can tell the next books are bound to be action-packed.Even though Peyton Riley picks up where In Too Deep left off (which I shall struggle not to spoil for those who haven’t read the first book), readers will be pleased to know that it more or less can be read as a standalone. I say “more or less” because there are a few references that might be a bit confusing if you haven’t read the first installation in this series, but these are relatively minor and shouldn’t affect your enjoyment of the read too much.I’ll admit that I felt a little disturbed by the character of Peyton Riley once I started to get to know who she was and what she did—something I’d been wondering about since Book 1. Her moral compass is heavily skewed, and there were things she’d done in the past (and talked about so matter-of-factly during the course of this book) that I just plain wasn’t comfortable with.But then I realized that was the awesomeness of this book. I may not have liked Peyton as a character because of her attitude and values, but I definitely was not left unaffected by her. There were moments when I wanted to rant at her, and I had moments where I wanted to sit her down and give her a concerned talking-to (my friends here in the Philippines would likely say my tita flag was definitely flying). I was turning the pages half because I wanted to her to get clear of the danger that surrounded her and half because I wanted to see her get a much-needed comeuppance. But make no mistake—those pages were turning, and fast!When I wasn’t reading the book, I found myself turning over the concept of a career in takedowns, which the author explained in a Goodreads Q&A post as having been expired by MMA: “In MMA terms, a takedown is when you literally take your opponent down to the ground, where you can inflict the most damage by trying to submit them or doing a ground-and-pound. In my books, a takedown occurs when you prevent something from happening, like a wedding or a business merger, usually by engineering some sort of downfall or scandal. And that’s what Peyton does for a living.”I guess they’re kind of like assassinations, except the targets are events, companies, and so on instead of people. Which would make Peyton something like a corporate saboteur. If you’re a fan of the TV show Person of Interest, you’ll understand what I mean when I say she’d be like the anti-Zoe Morgan. And while I had a hard time wrapping my head about how a career in something like that would work in real life, while I was reading it, I found it believable, even cool in a totally immoral way.I have to add that I criticized the first book rather heavily on language and editing, and while I did note some issues, it was much, much easier for me to shush my inner editor while reading this one. Perhaps it’s because so much was going on that I was focused on the plot, not to mention that Mori spent a lot less time doing the literary equivalent of stopping to smell the roses in this volume, so any issues were less obvious. Either way, I applaud this direction the author has decided to take her writing in (and I hope my comments on the previous book weren’t taken too personally).I should end this review with a warning because when I got to the last page of the book, I actually let out a growl of frustration. Because it ends in a cliffhanger! And while one part of my brain appreciates that this will guarantee that readers like me will keep an eye out for the next book in the series, the impatient part of me that likes to marathon book series in a single weekend is stomping her feet and pouting because I want to know what happens right now!Since that’s not possible, I think I’ll spend a few minutes speculating on what I hope to see in the next book: more insight into Roi and why he terrifies Peyton so thoroughly, a glimpse into how Peyton is going to redeem herself as a character as well as get herself out of this increasingly sticky situation without losing whatever is left of her soul, and a crisis for the current love interest, Carson Varis—because I want him to pick a side already!
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Delightfully suspenseful! Next book please! By April C. - binibinidotnet ARC provided by the author in exchange for an honest review.Reading this one was like I was watching another Taken movie. It’s beautifully action-packed to the point where I felt nervous about Peyton and Carson being caught because they had to do a takedown job together. And just when I thought everything’s going to be fine already, aahhhh! There went another mindfuck-level kind of twist that I wasn’t really expecting! It’s fast-paced, suspenseful and had me at the edge of my bed the whole time. Bianca’s writing helped a lot to keep me captivated with this book. It’s like she has multiple switches where she can be a contemporary writer one minute, and turn into a classical the next. It’s amazing! I love it!
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful. Full on bad-assery By Jay If In to Deep was summer fling, sexy trysts and gorgeous island, Peyton Riley is full on bad-assery. At each turn of the page, I was just enthralled by how Mori was able to do this. How she even began conceptualizing the flawed characters, and the plot twists and turns. How she was able to layout the setting so richly and beautifully. I assume it was painstaking work, and that translated to an effortless albeit intense reading experience. This one ends with another cliffhanger, and like with ITD I'm just glad I started this series when it's last book was already published.
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