Raine Thompson is a rookie agent of Domestic Security Services, a secret agency doing the dirty jobs that other government agencies pass on to them. Stationed in Washington D.C., Raine navigates the underworld of the Russian Mafia, motivated by vengeance. Her tenacity pays off when the chance to eliminate those responsible for her boyfriend's death finally appears.Her mission takes on a greater scope when it is revealed that one of the Russian cartels has stolen a deadly virus and plans to auction it off to the highest bidder. Teamed with a veteran analyst who is battling a brain tumor, Raine is tasked with recovering the vials at any cost. Raine must battle not only the enemy, but also her own inner fears and desires for vengeance to succeed. Failure means the deaths of millions.
"Smart, sexy, and sweary, DSS operative Raine Thompson is driven to succeed in a murderous world that leaves no room for hesitation. CJ Grant's gripping page-turner packs both physical and emotional punch."
Demi Stevens, editor and publisher
"CJ Grant's Sometimes Death is a Blessing is a feisty, fun, and fast read that immediately engages and entertains. Grant's heroine, Raine Thompson, is a smart, sexy, and sassy as hell character. Readers will cheer for Raine's safety and success while she hunts international bad guys armed to the teeth. This book is a must-read for anyone who loves a good thriller!"
Sandra M. Bush, Author of Money Man and Money Man Marooned
"Exploring the nuanced life of a government-sanctioned assassin. Are assassins introspective? Sometimes Death is a Blessing is a nuanced story that explores the inner workings of a killer's mind. This multifaceted novel combines intriguing villains, laugh evoking quips and plenty of action to keep the pages turning.
CJ's descriptive writing paints superb mental portraits of character and scene combined with a well-paced plot and skillfully woven back story. The story will interest action fans as well as those who are intrigued by the human psyche, extrinsic motivation, and moral dilemmas. I found myself considering the choices made long after I put it down. What would I do in the same situation?"
