Viral Justice by Julie Rowe

Title: Viral Justice 

Author: Julie Rowe 

Publisher: Carina Press 

Genre: Romantic Suspense 

Format: Ecopy

As a general's daughter, Alicia Stone has fought twice as hard for everything she's earned in the military. A Special Forces consultant with black belts in three martial arts, she's as strong as her surname implies. No one dares call her Alicia—no one but Colonel Robert Maxmillian, head of the Biological Response Team.

With Alicia at his side, Max must lead the team into northern Iraq to investigate a virus—or is it a weapon—killing the area's population. Charged with guarding his body, she can't help wanting his hands on her body. Max would be the perfect fling. But he demands more.

The heat builds between them, but danger quickly follows. As the two get closer to the source of the virus, they'll have to risk their future to outsmart a scientist with nothing to lose.  

 

I really enjoyed reading Viral Justice. I liked the characters. I liked the story, I liked the connection between Robert and Alicia. I read it in no time. I am a big disaster movie fan and I do like it when books fall into that genre and in my book viruses and biological weapons fall in this category not just bad weather.

The story is action packed and I really enjoyed the story line, a colonel in the army who cowers from a fight (ok in all fairness he is a doctor) and a girl teaching him to overcome this and like I said the connection between the two is great. Eventhough they do not agree with each other at (most) times it does not get dull. the interaction is justreally nice.

I read the book in no time in the subway on  my way to work, during my lunchbreak and in bed. I finished it in a day and enjoyed it a lot. And I am looking forward to reading the other installments in this series. This is book 3 in the series but that was not a problem at all, Viral Justice can be read as a stand alone.

My rating: 4/5

Meet the Author

Julie Rowe’s first career as a medical lab technologist in Canada took her to the North West Territories and northern Alberta, where she still resides. She loves to include medical details in her romance novels, but admits she’ll never be able to write about all her medical experiences because, “No one would believe them!”.

In addition to writing contemporary and historical medical romance, and fun romantic suspense for Entangled Publishing and Carina Press, Julie has short stories in Fool’s Gold, the Mammoth Book of ER Romance, Timeless Keepsakes and Timeless Escapes anthologies. Her book SAVING THE RIFLEMAN (book #1 WAR GIRLS) won the novella category of the 2013 Gayle Wilson Award of Excellence. AIDING THE ENEMY (book #3 WAR GIRLS) won the novella category of the 2014 Colorado Romance Writer’s Award of Excellence. Her writing has also appeared in several magazines such as Romantic Times Magazine, Today’s Parent, and Canadian Living.

You can reach Julie at www.julieroweauthor.com , on Twitter @julieroweauthor or at her Facebook page: www.facebook.com/JulieRoweAuthor

Tour Schedule

Monday, February 1 - Book featured at 3 Partners in Shopping

Tuesday, February 2 - Interviewed at The Review From Here

Wednesday, February 3 - Interviewed at Harmonious Publicity

Thursday, February 4 - Book featured at A Title Wave

Friday, February 5 - Guest blogging at My Crazy Bookish Life

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Monday, February 8 - Book featured at Chosen By You Book Club

Tuesday, February 9 - Book featured at E-Romance News

Wednesday, February 10 - Book reviewed at ReadsandReviews

Thursday, February 11 - Book featured at Book Cover Junkie

Friday, February 12 - Interviewed at I'm Shelf-ish

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Monday, February 15 - Book featured at The Dark Phantom

Tuesday, February 16 - Book featured at Reviews by Crystal

Wednesday, February 17 - Book reviewed at What I'm Reading

Thursday, February 18 - Book featured at The Literary Nook

Friday, February 19 - Interviewed at Literal Exposure

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Monday, February 22 - Book reviewed at Lisa's Louisiana Home

Tuesday, February 23 - Book featured at Authors and Readers Book Corner

Wednesday, February 24 - Interviewed at PUYB Virtual Club

Thursday, February 25 - Book featured at Around the World in Books

Friday, February 26 - Book reviewed at Bookishly Me