Both characters are far from perfect, but what they find together may just redeem them.

Throw in the added complication of an immediate attraction between Logan and Zak, and things get messy, very quickly.To say too much more will be giving too much of the plot line away, but Logan and Zak go through a lot before they can have a chance as a couple. Not taking a risk, he hires a bodyguard for his son, not realizing that he was also hiring an MI6 agent - whose handler may be more interested in Zak's father than he is in saving Zak's life.From this set up, it is clear that nothing is straightforward. more or may not have links to the Russian mob, that someone is trying to kill him, his father isn't sure whether it is his drug-use or his depression talking, or if there really is someone trying to kill him. So when he tells his father, a Russian businessman who may. Saunders never plays a straight hand, it seems, so when Logan is assigned to bodyguard Zak, a Russian-British violin virtuoso making a living with a rock band, he knows there is more going on than what appears to be his job - saving Zak from being assassinated.Zak is brilliant at what he does, and does everything to the extreme - whether it is playing violin, skiing, drinking, or taking drugs. And there’s some secret behind his haunted eyes that shakes Logan’s resolve to keep him at arm’s length.Review 1: An interesting, and somewhat convoluted story involving two damaged men trying to run from their past, only to find that their past holds the key to their futures.Logan is an MI6 agent, whose handler, Saunders, saved him from a life of prostitution while simultaneously robbing him of him of his family. The first thing Logan learns is that his charge won’t do as he’s told. Except his hopes of having some fun with that guard’s body evaporate when he realizes Logan is buttoned up tighter than a clam. He’s even prepared to walk away-until very real bullets start flying.Īfter his mother’s death, Zak Kochenkov’s life unravels in an impenetrable haze of grief, drugs and alcohol-until one bodyguard candidate stands out. Other than an inexplicable attraction Logan ruthlessly suppresses, he couldn’t have less in common with the irritating, arrogant rich kid. Babysitting a Russian pop star with delusions that someone’s trying to kill him. That doesn’t make his latest assignment any less aggravating. It took attending his own funeral to force Logan to accept a new life as an undercover MI6 agent.

Every Move He Makes by Barbara Elsborg