Duplicity

This is my second novel by Vicki Hinze and amazingly it outshone Shades of Gray.When military lawyer Captain Tracy Keener is assigned to defend fellow officer Adam Burke, accused of treason, cowardiance and murder, she realizes this is career suicide. Everybody, including Tracy, knows that Captain Burke is guilty, but things may not always be what they seem. Adam tells Tracy that he has been set up and so has she. Not believeing him, she searches for answers. When Tracy uncovers some proof to what Adam is telling her, Adam mysteriously dies in a fire.Haunted and feeling guilty for Adam's death, Tracy risks her life to find the answers. In the meantime, love blossoms from an unexpected source.This book was great! If you love a legal thriller-throw in some romance-this is the book for you!

I love Vicki Hinze's books, and this one is her best. Fast-paced, thrilling, full of surprises. Don't miss it!!!

Hinze has REALLY done it this time! DUPLICITY is the best romantic suspense I've ever read. Fast-paced, well-researched, with a plot so real you'll think you're reading tomorrow's headlines, DUPLICITY has characters with such honor and depth you'll find yourself glowing with renewed respect and awe for the women and men who put their lives on the line every day to protect us all. Kudos, Ms. Hinze, for reminding us of all we should be as Americans. I can't wait to read ACTS OF HONOR due out in January 2000. With the Y2K scare infiltrating the media, it's nice to know I can start the next millenium with a fabulous new book!

As fast-paced as Grisham and much better at relationships. Kept me reading on and on. Can't wait for the next one.

Ms. Hinze does her usual good stuff--edge of your seat suspense, well-drawn characters, tight pacing, interesting storyline, and a romantic subplot--but what makes her military thrillers truly great is her knack for plot twists. Just when you think you know what's next, wham, you never see it coming. Even when you read her books a second time, you get so wrapped up in the story that you forget what's next and have to keep reading.