Book Info-
Title- The Power to See
By- Jennifer Anne Davis
Publication Date- October 24th, 2013 
Blurb-
At first glance, twenty-two-year-old Brianna’s life seems perfect. But she harbors a deadly secret—her father is the leader of a ruthless drug cartel. Brianna struggles to find her place in a world her father meticulously controls, and believes she is nothing but a pawn in her father’s deadly games.
After graduating from college with an enormous debt, Dominic finds himself lured by money and power into a job that appears too good to be true. He doesn’t realize he works for a drug cartel until he’s in too deep. Trying to keep his family safe, he takes a deal offered by Brianna’s father and agrees to marry Brianna while continuing to work for the cartel.
Brianna and Dominic must rely on one another as their lives become further entwined in the lethal drug world. When Dominic discovers a deadly secret, he begins to question everything and turns to Brianna for support. However, Brianna’s heart belongs to another man—an undercover DEA agent.
The DEA closes in on the drug cartel, forcing Brianna and Dominic to choose sides, igniting a battle between family loyalty, love, and survival. Brianna soon realizes that she may be the only person capable of bringing down her father’s empire—if she can find a way to outsmart the master manipulator, without losing herself, and her heart, in the process.
My Review:
5 Stars
All Brianna wants is to lead a normal life, she would even settle for a life where she was just free. Free from the confines of her father. Overprotective fathers are bad, but when you dad is the head of a drug cartel things tend to be a littler more on the extreme side.
Dominic has just graduated college. He feels like life is going to be great. Planning on proposing to his long time girlfriend, looking for a place to reside together, and finding a job wiht his new degree. It seems he has it all, but then everything crumbles and he is left with an offer that is really can't refuse.
A story that at first seems almost Romeo and Julietish, but quickly takes on an identity of its own. Two characters that are both still finding themselves have to band together, but neither is playing for the other. With each having their own needs in mind who else is there left to trust?
A gripping story that will have you intrigued until the end. I am hoping to see more from both Brianna and Dominic!
My Review:
5 Stars
All Brianna wants is to lead a normal life, she would even settle for a life where she was just free. Free from the confines of her father. Overprotective fathers are bad, but when you dad is the head of a drug cartel things tend to be a littler more on the extreme side.
Dominic has just graduated college. He feels like life is going to be great. Planning on proposing to his long time girlfriend, looking for a place to reside together, and finding a job wiht his new degree. It seems he has it all, but then everything crumbles and he is left with an offer that is really can't refuse.
A story that at first seems almost Romeo and Julietish, but quickly takes on an identity of its own. Two characters that are both still finding themselves have to band together, but neither is playing for the other. With each having their own needs in mind who else is there left to trust?
A gripping story that will have you intrigued until the end. I am hoping to see more from both Brianna and Dominic!
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About the Author-
Jennifer graduated from the University of San Diego with a degree in English and a teaching credential. Afterwards, she married her high school sweetheart, worked as a legal assistant, and taught high school English. Jennifer is currently a full-time writer and mother of three young children. Her days are spent living in imaginary worlds and fueling her own kids' creativity.
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Website: http://jenniferannedavis.com/
Twitter: https://twitter.com/AuthorJennifer
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**Book will be on sale for 99 cents on the 24th ONLY on AMAZON**
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