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Review: Bryce: The Project by Miranda P. Charles

Review of Bryce: The Project by Miranda P. Charles


4 stars

Now that Bryce is free from his criminal family and involved with the Indie Rebels, he's trying his best to prove himself to them. So when his newest assignment is to "infiltrate the Fixers so they could stop Jester and Addison from destroying the Indie Rebels." he's not all that thrilled that Emma, the woman he had a fling with two years ago, is part of the criminal underground he's trying to take down. But wait, he can get close to her using their previous fling, and it will help him in his assignment. If he could just remember she's the daughter of a man he and the Rebels despise, he'll be fine. Right?

I really liked the previous book in this series, Jaxon, which was Bryce's brother's story, and Bryce and Emma's story is just as good. It interweaves the mystery with the romance seamlessly and Emma and Bryce are great together. Definitely looking forward to the next one in this series.

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