Secrets of an Aztec Temple (An Isabella Mumphrey Adventure) by Paty Jager

4 STARS

The second Isabella Mumphrey Adventure starts off strong and does not let you down. It is an adventure through the tunnels of Mexico city. It tells a little about the Aztec, Mexico past, drug dealers, greed, romance and has a couple of sex scenes that I skipped over.

Isabella still has her trusty vest with all her emergency supplies that does save the day. Isabella first case for working for her father is too figure out how Aztec artifacts are stolen from a museum after they were cataloged. She is smart, knows self defence and in love.

Tino Constantine is still undercover DEA trying to catch and bring down the drug dealers who killed his family. After six months working for Graza he is close to being able to shut him down. Then Isabella walks into his compound.

Tino risks his assignment to be with Isabella and to make sure she is safe.

Isabella and Tino risk a lot to keep each safe. Power and greed makes it hard to trust others.

I did not put the book down till I finished reading it. I like Isabella and Tino and would love to see more of them in the future.

I was given this ebook to read and asked in return to give honest review of it by Netgalley.
Publisher: Windtree Press (February 4, 2013) 287 pages ISBN 9780983594390


Description below taken off of Netgalley.
This is the second book in the Isabella Mumphrey Mystery series.


Revenge is not always sweet…

Isabella Mumphrey can’t leave a puzzle alone. This time she attempts to use her anthropology knowledge to uncover who is stealing priceless artifacts from an Aztec Temple in Mexico City. The discovery will certainly prove her worth to the World Intelligence Agency.

Tino Constantine is in Mexico City, too. He has infiltrated a drug lord’s organization to find enough evidence to not only prove the man’s illegal activities, but to bring him down for numerous deaths. Namely those of Tino’s family.

But when the love of his life, Isabella, strolls into his enemy’s home, Tino’s challenged by the choice of saving her or fulfilling his revenge.