Honor Reclaimed

by Radclyffe

Book Overview

In the chaotic aftermath of 9/11, Secret Service agent Cameron Roberts and her lover, first daughter Blair Powell, must contend with recriminations from within the government and danger from without as they struggle to uncover those who betrayed the nation and nearly claimed Blair's life.

The hunt is a very personal quest for Cam, who fears that another strike on Blair is imminent. Her search takes her deep into the shadow worlds of counter-intelligence...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 193311018X
• ISBN13: 9781933110189
• Release Date: December 2005
• Publisher: Bold Strokes Books
• Length: 304 Pages
• Weight: 0.95 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 5.6" x 8.5"

Customer Reviews

Another great one from Radclyffe

I love the Honor series and was not disappointed by this book! Radclyffe is great at creating characters and interesting story lines. A great entertaining read.

Amazing books

I have just recently started reading Radclyffe...which is strange b/c I love to read and these books are GREAT!! The Honor Series is one of the best series I have EVER read! If you like some pretty good suspense and tons of love and sex...these are the books for you!

Another Winner From the Queen of Lesbian Fiction

I'm not sure, but I don't think I've ever rated one of Radclyffe's books less than 5 stars. This is not because I'm automatic pilot when I read her books, it's just that her books really are THAT good. 'Honor Reclaimed' is no exception to the rule. Before it came in the mail, I re-read the first four books in the series (again) back to back. Having the details fresh in my mind, I expected the author to miss a few details or forget to close a subject or two. That didn't happen! I also expected the story line to start to get stale. That didn't happen either! Radclyffe did a great job keeping the entire story moving along, adding new character relationships and keeping her historical facts straight. She made the story so exciting that I'm anxiously awaiting book 6 in the series. Radclyffe has left many doors open, so the plot could be almost anything. It's hard not to fall in love with Cameron Roberts and Blair Powell, Renee Savard and Paula Stark, Diane Bleaker and Valerie Lawrence... This book has it all... Love, intrigue, mystery, action, passion, politics, and more... Your collection will not be complete without it.

This novel will leave you breathless

What a terrific story and now I can't wait for the next novel! Terrific plotting left me on the edge of my seat the whole long journey. Exciting characters with so many layers to them you eagerly await each new facet to their personalities. This was the most enthralling novel in the series and not to be missed. The romance is beautiful, hot, seductive and encompasses several subsidiary characters to delicious and intense effect. This is a Keeper ! Don't miss any of the novels in the series - Above All, Honor Honor Bound Love & Honor Honor Guards Honor Reclaimed From the publishers website - In the chaotic aftermath of 9/11, Secret Service agent Cameron Roberts and her lover, first daughter Blair Powell, must contend with recriminations from within the government and danger from without as they struggle to uncover those who betrayed the nation and nearly claimed Blair's life. The hunt for those who betrayed the nation is a very personal quest for Secret Service agent Cameron Roberts because the traitors targeted her lover. Her search takes her deep into the shadow worlds of counter-intelligence where even a friend might be a foe. While Cam struggles to uncover the traitor's trail, Blair wages her own war to prevent the woman she loves from becoming a scapegoat during the chaotic aftermath of 9/11. No just honor, but their future together, is on the line as Blair and Cam join forces with their loyal friends to strike back at the terrorists.

Dynamite Sequel

Honor Reclaimed is the fifth book in Radclyffe's Honor Series, and if you have not read the previous four, now is the time. It has been said that it is difficult to make a sequel better than the original. Well, Radclyffe has written each one better than the last, culminating in a thoughtful, compassionate and captivating story in the aftermath of 9/11. Honor Reclaimed continues where Honor Guards left off. It is two days after September 11. On that date, while horrific events were unfolding nationwide, an assassination attempt was made on the president's daughter Blair Powell, resulting in the death of two secret service agents. Most of the secret service team, including the lead agent and her lover, Cameron Roberts, is removed from protecting Blair when it is determined that the attempt was an inside job. Only Paula Stark, the new agent in charge, remains on the team because she put herself in the line of fire. Cam is convinced that another strike is imminent and thus has Blair sequestered in a safe house. While Paula is protecting Blair, Cam is searching for answers with her newly formed team to prevent another attempt on her life. When another attempt is made, the weapon this time is bioterrorism, and Cam's team must act quickly to save Blair. However, Cam still doesn't know if there is a traitor in their midst, working against everything she is trying to protect. Radclyffe skillfully describes how everyone involved is dealing with 9/11 in their very personal, as well as professional, way. Each has their own demon to fight as they attempt to reach out to one another. The supporting cast is superb and adds depth to the story. FBI Agent Renee Savard is struggling with the memories of having been in one of the Twin Towers as it collapsed; her lover, Paula, is trying to cope with being Blair's new secret service agent in charge. Cam and Blair do not have much time to explore their growing love as each is trying to protect the other. Diane Bleeker and Valerie Lawrence are just beginning to discover one another, but Valerie's secrets threaten their tenuous relationship. Blair's and Diane's friendship is fleshed out too, demonstrating durability and an unwavering faith - the sort of alliance we all seek out. Honor Reclaimed is honest and intense. Radclyffe balances passion with the uncertainty of each character's future as well as the country's. When Paula and Renee make love, they are seeking comfort and belonging. Each character is trying to find answers through their need to connect with another after their world is upended. The first passionate love scene between Valerie and Diane where Valerie finally lets someone touch her is moving and breathtaking. Allowing others to reach inside and comfort us when we feel lost is at the very core of Honor Reclaimed. It is a brilliant effort. When an author tries to create a fictional event around history, her weaknesses can easily be exposed if the story is inconsistent with the events. When the event