TechnoCorps is the greedy, wealthy corporate body that with their rich friends controls everything, and takes everything. Knox broke his team free from TechnoCorps, and has his own wish to give tribute to his lost medic, Mace. It’s an homage to her lost sisters, Ava and Zoey. She is an altruistic idealist, believing in helping others as much as she can. Nina has built quite the little group and a community where she lives. Neither has a great history they have lost people and been on their own for awhile. They each feel responsibility, and try to figure out their best options. We alternate between their points of view.
Nina and Knox are the leaders of their teams. I loved the technology and the people who made it work for them like Conall and Maya. But I did love the smart, strategic and tactical way every action was planned using all the information they could get. I didn’t get too much of the librarian theme in Deal with the Devil. The start of the Mercenary Librariansseries is an action-packed, sexy ride which uplifts the heart. The data could set Nina and her team up for years. Knox has the perfect bait for a perfect trap: a lost Library of Congress server. The problem? Their hacker’s been kidnapped. Before the Devils leave town for good, they need a biochem hacker to stabilize the experimental implants that grant their superhuman abilities.
Knox is a bitter, battle-weary supersoldier who leads the Silver Devils, an elite strike squad that chose to go AWOL rather than slaughter innocents. But altruism doesn’t pay the bills-raiding vaults and collecting sensitive data is where the real money is. She and her team of mercenary librarians use their knowledge to help those in need. Nina is an information broker with a mission: to bring hope to the darkest corners of Atlanta. Too few live in well-protected isolation while the rest of us scrape by on the margins.
The United States went belly up 45 years ago when our power grid was wiped out. This does not affect my opinion of the book or the content of my review.Īmazon, Audible, Audiobook, Barnes & Noble, Apple
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