The suspense picks up quite a bit as we get closer to the end of the book and there's a fair amount of action as well. The plot is resolved much quicker than I was expecting it to but that may be because the book itself was shorter than I expected. The addition of the book dealer's chapters made things interesting as we see another side to what's going on compared to the limited information that Jas and Torr have. The POVs in this book alternate between Jas, Torr, and the missing book dealer. The mystery in Rare Danger was very fast-paced and immediately captured my interest. When their relationship turns physical it is so well done and I really enjoyed the scenes. Their relationship develops fairly quickly but the connection between them was so believable that I was ok with how quickly things developed. The connection between Jas and Torr was immediate and their chemistry was off the charts. Torr was an absolute charmer and I loved how confident he was. We first meet Jas when she's on the blind date from hell and I thoroughly enjoyed her putting her date in his place. She's intelligent, confident, and doesn't put up with fools. Jas was an amazing character and I enjoyed her immensely.

As the connection between Jas and Torr deepens, an old enemy of Torr's returns threatening their newfound relationship and their lives. Assisting her is private security consultant Torr Noble, a man who instantly intrigues Jas. When one of her contacts for rare books goes missing after his partner is murdered, Jas finds herself drawn into the mystery. Jasmine Ward is passionate about her business, curating custom libraries for high-end clientele. Rare Danger was a fantastic read with a fast-paced and exciting plot.

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