Customer Reviews

Surrender In Silk

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This book is really good. Its about two operatives, who basically fall in love. The only problems being that he is higher than she is, he was also the man that trained her, and he refuses to let her into his life. When he is injured and taken prisoner she goes to find him, to payback her debt to him (during her training he saved her life). She leaves and tries to reenter regular society. When he gets released from the hospital, she nurses him back to health, he pushes her out, then comes looking for her, asking her to forgive him and let them have a fresh start. Together they work on reentering society. The writing style keeps you reading. Everytime I read this I can't put it down until I am done with it. If you enjoy reading heartfelt romances, this ones for you.

I JUST LOVED THIS NOVEL... Not only did the characters grow on you but they wiggled their way into your imagination. In the end, you could only be blissfully happy that they finally trusted each other and believed that they were worth a second chance to experience life and love. I wonder if retired CIA agents are so emotionally fragile ? Keep writing Susan!

It was a little too predictable for a Susan Mallery. I thought I would enjoy some of her earlier work but found it not to my liking.

lots of steamy scenes in this book and i liked that there was a good story too. this was a good passionate quick read. i enjoyed it. and i would recommend it if you want a quick and easy summer read.

Way to go, Susan! I couldn't put this book down until I finished it. The book started by building a foundation in trust for the 2 main characters in various climates including the jungle and desert. I really enjoyed the action and the depth. Thank you!

I enjoyed reading a book about a woman who realizes she needs to become herself before she can become a couple. She leaves her 'hero' after rescuing him and changes her life completely. Of course he eventually comes around and joins her in this life and they balance each other and their life out. It is a well worthy read, and Mallery succeeds in ensnaring the reader.

I originally read the book when is first came out and unbeknownst to me, my sister was also reading it. I then returned the book to the library without talking to her and she was never able to finish it. Recently I was able to buy the book for her. She still remembered what page she was on, and was able to read the ending for herself. She loves it as well. And we both conitue to enjoy many Mallery novels.