Nadia Stafford: Made to Be Broken (Series #2) (Paperback)

from emblue

Liked it overall -- but definitely didn't love it like I loved the first one in the series. I'll still read the third (whenever that's going to be) but I was a bit disappointed with this one. :( Unsatisfying cliffhanger ending. Some good moments, though.

from seekingflight

I enjoyed Exit Strategy, the first in this series about Nadia Stafford, a former policewoman turned contract killer, but only so long as the jobs she's paid to do fit within her own principles. I suppose the fun was in the little details, like the professional courtesies between characters who we...

from ChristineEllei

The next in the Nadia Stafford series. Nadia is a female "hit-person". But she is not all bad! When one of her employees, a young teenage single mother, goes missing Nadia decides she needs to know what happened. This leads her down a road to a hit-man for adoption purposes. It was an interesting...

from MikeFinn

In "Made To Be Broken", the second of the Nadia Stafford series, we finally get inside the head of this hitwoman-with-principles. I found this book much more compelling that the first, which had that Series 1 Episode 1 fell to it. This book reads alound much better than the first, the theme has m...

from amf0001

Disappointing. I had read Exit Strategy years ago and enjoyed it and was looking forward to the next installment, but it didn't go anywhere further, there was no real character development and the plot was weak. So I was disappointed, I wanted more from Nadia and her gang.