Driven is the next installment in the Deep Ops series. Angus and Nari’s story was riveting. Nari is a strong, independent woman who can kick butt when she needs to. Angus tries to stay away from Nari but he can’t deny the attraction.

The whole cast of characters makes an appearance and I particularly loved reading about Roscoe once again.

The book kept me interested and trying to guess who the rotten apple was in the department. There is passion, intrigue and lots of action. I could not put this book down. Another Rebecca Zanetti hit.

I received my ARC from Netgalley.

I love the Deep Op series and Force and Nari's book is my favorite of them all. I hope this isn't the last book in the series and we get to read Jethro's story.

I love this series. And I have been waiting for Angus and Nari’s story. They have had such great chemistry since the first book. This book was a little more of a thriller then the others. It will keep you guessing the whole time. You can really feel the love between these two characters. And it is always fun to see all of our returning favorites. I really hope that this series will continue.

One of Zanett’s best. I have been waiting for this for awhile and was very pleased. The action was amazing As they hunt down the serial killer and the chemistry between Angus and Nari was even better than hinted at in previous books. I loved how The author tied all the strings together and the cameos by previous favorites was a bonus. I highly recommend this book.

I was excited to be able to read an ARC for the final book of the Deep Ops series (at least, I'm assuming it is the final book). We finally get to experience Angus Force's story. Since the beginning of the series, we've known that Force has been obsessed with a serial killer that everyone assumes has been killed, yet Force is not so sure about that. His instincts say that Lassiter is not only still alive, but that he is not yet done playing his game with him.

In this book, the team has been disbanded quite unexpectedly and then several events begin happening quite suddenly and rapidly. The team is dealing with the fact that everyone is going in different directions, and murders begin happening that all have some type of relevance to Force himself. We also get to see the attraction between Force and Nari finally come to fruition.

Part of me wanted to shake Force and tell him to be more careful in his actions because it seems as if the killer is one step ahead of him and Force is being set up. But, in true Force fashion, things do come to a head . I have to admit, the ending was a bit surprising to me. I can honestly say that I had no idea. That doesn't happen too often.

I also was surprised with how protective I felt about Nari. Her bio dad was a real a**hole and it always frustrates me when characters are forced into certain positions because of crappy parents. Force ended up surprising me as well. The series wraps up in a way that should make everyone happy. It is always nice to see snippets of everyone that we have gotten to know over the last few books.

Thanks to NetGalley for the ARC.

When I started this series this was the book that I was impatiently waiting for, which is probably the case for everyone who had been enjoying this wonderful suspense series. We finally get to watch first hand, Angus and Nari's relationship develop, despite them both fighting it. While these two stubborn people are tryin to figure out their feelings, all around them some crazy chaos is happening. This book is basically non-stop from page one. Right away we are thrown into the hunt for a killer and at the same time the team is dealing with being disbanded while still trying to figure out what the heck is going on. I'll admit, I didn't see the twist coming which is a rare treat for me since I usually figure out the mystery pretty quick. And even though the team is technically disbanded they are still on the case and we get to spend lots of time with some of our favourite characters from previous books (Wolfe <3) I'm excited to see what bad guy the team will take on next and I highly recommend this series to anyone looking for an action packed suspense, with some very steamy romance thrown in.

ARC Provided By NetGalley For An Honest Review

I absolutely loved Driven! Angus is dark, broody, insightful and oh-so-yummy. And Nari is literally his kick-ass counterpart; Angus' perfect match. Roscoe, Kat and the rest of the crew that we know and love (from past books) play prominently in the resolution of the Deep Ops thread. And that resolution is beyond worthy! Driven is full of page-turning suspense, steamy scenes, and witty banter. Definitely another Rebecca Zanetti winner!

In this fourth book in the Deep Ops series, so many questions are answered, and so many secrets are unfolded, I was totally satisfied. I already love the world Rebecca Zanetti created, with the oddball characters, and their irresistible animal partners.

Angus Force has been searching for Lassiter, the serial killer everyone else thinks is dead. Lassiter was responsible for the death of Angus’s sister and Angus thinks he is still alive. HDD had given him a team and one year to search for the killer. That year is up and his team is about to be disbanded.

I have always adored Nari, the team’s psychologist. She had the patience of a saint as Roscoe, the dog, continued to destroy her expensive shoes, along with stealing other items. And then there is the dance around the attraction felt between Nari and Angus, I was always waiting for that flame to be lit.

I couldn’t have asked for a better story, I never knew what to expect next, and I was shocked at some of the things I learned.

Thank you to Rebecca Zanetti, NetGalley and the publisher for sending me an ARC copy of this book for an honest review.

I have enjoyed this entire series and have waited to see Angus either vindicated or decimated. Naturally I have hoped for vindication. This book peel back the layers of Angus and Nari, showing them as much more complex than the surface would indicate. Friendships and loyalty are tested and danger can come from the most unexpected area. Another super read by Rebecca Zanetti.

More Roscoe.. where can you possibly go wrong

So this is (I guess) the last of the Deep Ops series - we finally find out if Angus is going crazy or if serial killer Lassiter is still alive... (three guesses which and you only really need one)

We see plenty of the characters from the rest of the series - and meet some new ones too - but Angus finally makes his move!

Lots of twists and turns and who-dunnits this was a fitting conclusion to an entertaining series... i mean an alcoholic dog who likes to wear high heals because he feels short should really been in every series

Angus Force--a former FBI profiler--has been the leader of a misfit group of top secret agents, Deep Ops, for four books now. He's been an alcoholic and eccentric, with a dog who drinks alcohol and wears women's shoes. In this book he becomes a sexy hero.

Angus and Nari, the psychologist of the group, have been dancing around their attraction. When the supposedly dead serial killer that Angus has been hunting for for six years seems to come back, Nari and Angus are thrown together. Women are being murdered in Lassiter's style, and they resemble the women on Angus's team, including Nari.

In this book the Deep Ops team goes through a cataclysmic change, but I won't spoil it here. There is danger for Angus and Nari at every turn, and they can't trust anyone outside of their team. Angus gets into a world of trouble. The book is fast-paced and will keep you up reading long past your bedtime.

Highly recommended.

I received an ARC of this book from the publisher, but this is an honest review.

'Driven' is the fourth book of the 'Deep Ops' series by the best selling author Rebecca Zanetti. Told in dual perspectives , get ready to Finally meet Nari and Agnus.

I have been following this series , right from the moment the first book came out , and I am a die hard of this Author's writing. She excels in writing books from all genres such as Fantasy and mystery romance. Agnus and Nari's story had been a long time coming one and I was lucky enough to to get an ARC of this book to read and review via Netgalley!

For years , Agnus had been chasing after the Serial Killer Lansister. He thought he had succeeded in killing his sister's murderer , but then he got the news that Lansister was still alive. No one else believed him , but something along the gut told him that he was right. So he collected a team of agents and set on his way to search for Lansister. Now almost after a year , there has been no clue about Lansister's where abouts and he has no choice but to give up his plan.

That is until the murders begin again. The style of murdering is somewhat similar and The targets are the women of his Team. Including Nari. Now that is something that Agnus cannot let happen again. He won't loose Nari even though he won't ever admit that he somewhat likes her. Nari is the shrink of their group. She has been with the team for years and knows them all thoroughly. Everyone except Agnus. The leader of the group has a special dislike for shrinks and has never been civil with her. That is until they both start getting close.

With a murderer on the loose and their growing attraction , they have no choice but to stay close and survive. This book was one thrilling tale of murder , mystery and Romance , all wrapped up in a perfect little bundle for you to devour. A definite recommendation to all the dark Romance lovers out there!

Driven is the 4th book in the Deep Ops series by Rebecca Zanetti and boy have I been waiting for this book!! It seems like everything has been leading up to this book featuring Angus Force and Nari Zhang. Angus Force is the leader of this group of misfits called Deep Ops Unit. And Nari is the shrink for the group. Together they have more heat between them than a 5 alarm fire. I’ve been waiting and waiting for these two to get together and finally the wait is over. And it was worth the wait!! Of course it happens after the serial killer, the Surgeon, seems to return and focus on all of the team members. There is so much action in this book. It takes you on a wild ride and just doesn’t stop. The connection between the main characters is full of deep emotion and hot sexy times. And the feeling of family between all the members of the Deep Ops team gives you the warm fuzzies. I have LOVED all the members of the Deep Ops Unit and I especially loved this book and didn’t want it to end. I definitely recommend it!

This is the second book I have read by Rebecca Zanetti, I loved it because it kept me on edge the entire way. It is filled with romance and suspense, there is never a dull moment in the book. My favorite character is roscoe the dog. I wish I had one like one, minus the high heels and the drinking problem ha! I look forward to reading more books by her and I am grateful that netgalley let me read this in exchnage for an honest review.

In the "Deep Ops Series" by Rebecca Zanetti, Nari and Angus have been burning the pages in the previous books with innuendos, sly looks and an undercurrent of attraction. I'm thrilled they finally got their story in "Driven"! It's great with some romance and lots of action; bullets flying, explosions and fire with a few grenades mixed in.

Lassiter was a serial killer who murdered Angus' sister. During a confrontation, Angus killed him. Due to recent murders which appear, at least on the surface to match his MO, Angus is convinced that Lassiter is still alive. Is Lassiter alive? Yes? No? Yes? No? I finally had to let it rest and wait until the end of the book. What a great ending!

I love the characters in this series including Roscoe, the German shepherd. Roscoe is an ex-military dog with a few problems; PTSD, likes alcohol & high heels and has an abhorrence for clothes with an argyl pattern (probably from a vest worn by a bomber). But, he still has his military training and can be depended on for support in any circumstance.

I hope this is not the end of the series!

I received this book yesterday. Finished it today and am writing this review. So, yes, I really loved this book!

Thank you to Rebecca Zanetti, NetGalley and the publisher for sending me an ARC copy of this book for an honest review!

I loved this book the story line for angus and nari was awesome the plot had some really great twists in it. Nari and angus were in turns sweet and humorous with roscoe whos always comical, you got to revisit some of the other characters and meet some new ones. I would defineitly recommend this book to anyone who enjoys a fastpaced action packed love story.

I've been agonizing over Angus and Nari's books since I discovered the Deep Ops series. Their characters (like all the other but the buildup was longer) created souch tension and steam across the pages. I think that Nari was a very fitting and formidable partner for Angus. They needed each other to shake things up even though Lassiter was doing that just fine for them

When the arc in the storyline hit I was... Well I was shocked. I usually have things figured out before the half way point but I didn't see this little sick twist. Made the books even better.

So, when do we get Jrthro's book?

Driven certainly describes this book. Angus Force obsession with the serial killer that killed his sister has been the driving force of his life for years. Its driven him to not believe he is dead and it also drove him to becoming a functioning alcoholic. Even being demoted from an acclaimed FBI profiler to running a ragtag branch of the Homeland Defense Unit deterred him from his obsession even when no one else believed the killer was still alive. And now after many years of nothing the bodies start piling up again and Angus knows its him.

Nari Zhang has been the team psychiatrist who has had a volatile relationship with Angus. She is career driven and we find out the real reason she was “demoted” to the ragtag branch of the Homeland Defense Unit. After years of dancing around each other she and Angus finally give in to a night of passion but that is short lived as not only are the bodies piling up but someone is trying to kill both her and Angus.

The action and suspense are high in this one and when they can find the time between the attempts on their lives the sexy moments are smoking.

I read another review that their favorite character in this series was the PTSD suffering, alcoholic with a shoe fetish German Shepard named Roscoe. I would have to agree that he has been my favorite too through all 4 books. I also loved finally getting Angus story and this book was fabulous from start to finish.

First, I would like to say thank you for the publisher for allowing me to receive an early copy of this book.

Things I liked;
1. Angus and Nari. They were sweet, had great dialogue, and allowed Rebecca Zanetti to showcase her skills in writing sex scenes.
2. The other characters, including the killer. It wasn't difficult to balance the cast of characters and I felt like the killer was well written and very easily meshed into the. plot.

What I didn't like:
1. The pacing. Angus and Nari hooking up within the first few chapters felt so...rushed? We had barely acquainted ourselves with them before we had to suddenly view them as a couple. What was more annoying to me, is that we only managed to find the most inconvenient times plotwise to have sex. When I would be working to put puzzle pieces together about the killer, suddenly it would be "Angus licked her clit"

2. The conclusion. This relates to the pacing of the novel in that the conclusion moved rapidly and once we got to the final chapter, it seemed like it was a bit of let down and painfully unrealistic.

I have read a number of RZ books. Unfortunately, Driven and Guardian's Grace have been disappointing. However, due to such a great track record, I am going to chalk this up to just not being my cup of tea.

Angus Force, ex FBI and leader of a ragtag group of HDD officers no one else wants. When female bodies start turning up with the first one looking like the psychologist Nira on his team, it has the markings of an old foe. But that’s impossible he’s dead! Can force protect Nira from being the victim of a serial killer? Oh and let’s not forget Roscoe! Love this writer, always look forward to the next book, and hate when one ends.


I received a complimentary copy of this book from NetGalley. The opinions expressed in this review are completely my own