Nicole's Reviews > The Family Man

First in series (The Mind Hacker). Mystery suspense. Coworkers. Mentor/mentee. Hurt/comfort. Dual POV. Heed content warnings. Tracey is the newest addition to the FBI’s Behavioral Analysis Unit, and his first week is a trial by fire as his team is sent to profile a sniper serial killer. Jon is the locked down team leader, compartmentalizing and keeping himself focused is his norm, except there’s an unexpected connection with the brilliant agent Tracey that blindsides both of them. This is a well written procedural investigation story, and there is a big slice of attraction that has Jon and Tracey very much on edge and being careful, but it’s undeniable for both of them. I enjoyed that the law enforcement members were all intelligent and driven, the team worked together professionally, and even though Jon and Tracey were crossing ethical work lines the way they felt towards each other was worth the risks. A gripping start to a new series, with main characters that are excellent at their jobs but also unwilling to lose something special. HFN.