Michael McKnight has suffered his share of  fear when an ex-lover viciously stabs him and leaves him for dead.  He is saved by a stranger, but cannot recall more about him because he lost consciousness.  A year later, Michael feels as if he has recovered (or almost) through working hard.  By burying himself in his work he can try and forget the past and rebuild his future.  All that changes when he learns his cousin, Wayne, has been committed to an insane asylum for being gay.  He buys a ticket and sets out to rescue his cousin.

With a  blizzard setting in, Michael finds himself stranded at the airport where he meets a man who claims to be the stranger who saved his life that night.  After hearing his story, the stranger volunteers to help him rescue his cousin.  Michael is skeptical.  Is this too good to be true?

Fast-paced with amusing byplays, Dammit! captures you with the first chapter and does not let go.  Michael is filled with eccentricity.  His mouth does not have an off button and he seems able to talk himself into and out of just about anything.  He had suffered so much.  He worked hard to extricate himself from an abusive relationship only to  almost die at the hands of his abuser.  You cannot help but admire him as he picks himself up and moves on.  It took an incredible amount of courage to decide to rescue Wayne but Michael was determined.  His stranger does help but he carries more than a few secrets of his own that could have devastating consequences.  Dammit! by Michele L. Montgomery is perfect for readers who enjoy some suspense in their stories, suspense with a few twists, as well as some humor, some hot loving and a heart warming ending.  Dammit! is captivating, intense and very satisfying.  Michel L. Montgomery has penned a winner.

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Filed Under: April 2012 Reviews Seventh Window Publications	About the Book: Genre: suspense Page Count: 417 pages Price: $ 6.99 Reviewer: Elise
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Sensuality Rating: Sizzling Star Rating: 4.5 Stars Author's Website: http://michelelmontgomery.com/index.html

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