Review: Chronic - Alana Albertson

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Chronic (Se7en Deadly SEALs, #2)


Review: Chronic - Book #2 Se7en Deadly Seals - Alana Albertson - March 2015

Mia is back as Kseyna , the Ukranian stripper that is now her new identity in order to find out who really murdered Tiffany and who is setting up her brother Joaquin to take the fall.  Mia's brother was a Navy Seal and now he is sitting in jail awaiting trial for the murder of a stripper named Tiffany. Mia knows that he is innocent and wants answers, but the Seals stick together so Mia concocted a plan to go undercover. Now she has landed back in Grant's life - her ex boyfriend and brother's best friend to try and get answers. In Chronic we have two POV's - Mia's and Grant's. In Grant's we know that he has his strong suspicions that Kseyna is really Mia but things aren't adding up for him and he keeps trying to trip her up and for Mia - she is still on the hunt for answers , but in Chronic it seems she will get more unanswered questions especially when she goes to visit Tiffany's family and learns she has a son who is the spitting image of Mia's brother. Were Tiffany and Joaquin more involved than what Mia was lead on to believe ? We also learn that Mia was raped and stabbed her rapist with the heel of her stiletto - what happens when she comes face to face with the person she gave the scar too ? Grant discovers that Mia has had a C-section , what happened to the baby and was it is ? Mia as Kseyna goes to visit her brother Joaquin - what will be his response when he sees her ?
Another awesome installment in the Se7en Deadly Seals series by Alana Albertson and I now can't wait to get my hands on Book #3 and read that and hopefully a few of the unanswered questions in Chronic will be answered.




  

 

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