Deception is the second (to [b:Reckless|1535768|Reckless|Selena Montgomery|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1348442258l/1535768._SY75_.jpg|1527893]) in an unfinished trilogy about three orphans returning to their former hometown when their mother figure needs them. Findley Borders, Fin, a professional gambler, is the center this time. She was an intriguing voice on the phone in Reckless, which calls for her to risk her life to save her chosen family--with the help of the DA she immediately read as a fed and a sexy mofo.

Montgomery likes to tell us about hot people who are hot for each other. That's tricky when the magic happens in a similar way two books in a row, but I still missed the characters when I finished Deception. My other complaint is that the omniscient voice switched around too quickly and too much. Still I'm very upset that Montgomery hasn't given us the third orphan, Julia's story, and probably Montgomery is too busy saving America now to ever get to it.