Tamper Proof (Women of Valor): A K 9 Companion Adventure

When your father is hunting you, death is only a second away.To calm herself at night, CIA operative Sonia Amon whispers to her fears, "Follow the bubbles. Bubbles are life. I am alive as long as I can see the bubbles.”Sometimes it helps her get to sleep, but not often.Dr. Sonia Amon, retired Army Major, battlefield surgeon, and CIA operative moves her small family and beloved retired war-dog Tessa, to a beach house where she cares for her children and brutalized mother. Still recovering from a near death experience, Sonia works several days a week at a small community hospital. Things are going well for the first time in years.But, the CIA need her expertise. Can Sonia refuse?With credible CIA evidence that terrorists plan to poison the Great Lakes, Sonia is torn between duty and her family. Will she leave the peaceful beach house and move to an underground bunker in Detroit to help thwart the threat? If she does, can she trust the CIA to protect her family? Sonia travels with companion war-dog Tessa to Michigan where they are forced to live... and almost die.Spies are everywhere. Danger is everywhere. Whom can she trust? Perhaps not even herself.Reviews“The Sonia Amon books are fantastic. The imagination it must take to write these stories about the things that are occurring in the world today and that is what makes these books brilliant.” Morag Fraser “Excellent book. Another winner by Judith. What a great series! Sonia once again gets pulled in by the CIA to help fight the terrorists. Who can she trust? Who is sabotaging her? Will she be able to prove her innocence and discover the culprit behind the deceptions? A book with twists and turns and an ending you don't see coming. Highly recommend! “ Shirley “… frankly, I found it unputdownable! Never a spoiler in my reviews, this is a well-written, fast-paced thriller that takes you for the ride of your life. Twists and turns left me in places I just didn't see coming, gave me goosebumps! Great characters that sometimes, I think because of pressure caused a lapse