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Breach of Trust (2009)

by DiAnn Mills

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Ex-CIA agent becomes a librarian in small OK town
  pbhenry | Sep 10, 2011 |
I really enjoyed this book which is my second from this author. She has wonderful characters and an exciting plot. I haven't read too many spy novels, but I think this rates up there with the secular bestsellers. It proves that Christian novels don't have to be boring or saccharine sweet. Putting in chapters with the bad guy in first person gave me the chills. ( )
  eliorajoy | Aug 27, 2010 |
This book was very interesting and better then I thought it would be. Paige/Mikaela's life as a CIA operative was interesting to say the lest. A few other people complained how they felt GOD was being pushed on them as it was mentioned a lot in the book. I however disagree as faith has come into play with a lot of people and the work they do. How would you be if you were a CIA agent with some of the things you were asked to do where would your faith lie? The book if great, the characters were believable and had surprise twists. ( )
  BarbsReviews | Jul 26, 2010 |
I enjoyed this story about Paige Rogers, a small-town librarian hiding her past as an ex-CIA operative. It was a little unbelievable at times, but it was a good story with good characters. I liked the budding romance between Paige and the town's high school football coach. It was a fun storyline. He was very easy to like. ( )
  msh09 | Jun 6, 2010 |
This book started slow but quickly grabbed my attention. The only problem I had with it was that it switches from third person to first person. When Daniel Keary is speaking, it is first person, the rest is third person. But all in all it is a great book.

Paige is a librarian in the small town of Split Creek, Oklahoma. Only all is not as it seems. Paige used to have another name and another life. She was once a CIA operative.

Daniel Keary is running for Gov. of Oklahoma but has his eyes on the White House. No one knows that he is a traitor to his country but Paige and two other people, who are now in hiding. Keary has blackmailed Paige with threats to her family. She has her living and working in the small Oklahoma town so he can keep tabs on her. But Paige is bound and determined to show Oklahoma and the world the true side of Keary but obstacles stand in her way, one of them being she has fallen in love. ( )
  wearylibrarian | May 24, 2010 |
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Former CIA agent Paige Rogers' entire team is killed in a covert mission. She blames Keary, their leader for betraying them. After Keary announces his candidacy for governor, Paige must choose between her life in hiding or risk everything to right old wrongs.… (more)

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