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In the Line of Fire (Harlequin Blaze #598) (Uniformly Hot! #15)
Subject: Colton Sawyer, Army Officer.Current Status: Home on leave. About to engage in a battle for his heart.
Mission: Keep his honor intact.
Obstacle: Runaway bride--and first love --Andi Mitchell.
Colton respects one creed: Duty and honor above all. So he's torn when sweet, sexy Andi asks his help in fleeing from her intended groom. But her big, brown-eyed plea is so convi...more
Mission: Keep his honor intact.
Obstacle: Runaway bride--and first love --Andi Mitchell.
Colton respects one creed: Duty and honor above all. So he's torn when sweet, sexy Andi asks his help in fleeing from her intended groom. But her big, brown-eyed plea is so convi...more
Mass Market Paperback, 224 pages
Published
February 15th 2011
by Harlequin
(first published February 9th 2011)
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The beginning was simply idiotic. I know Ms. LaBrecque had to think of something to make the plot plausible, but sorry, the beginning was simply idiotic.
By reading the blurb I thought the hero was saving the heroine from an unwanted marriage, which could be plausible if this were a historical romance. But this being a contemporary romance, where no one forces someone to get married - unless you’re reading a Harlequin/Silhouette story - I just didn’t know how things might turn out.
It turned out t...more
By reading the blurb I thought the hero was saving the heroine from an unwanted marriage, which could be plausible if this were a historical romance. But this being a contemporary romance, where no one forces someone to get married - unless you’re reading a Harlequin/Silhouette story - I just didn’t know how things might turn out.
It turned out t...more
3.5
I really liked that while we learned a lot about the hero and heroine as they interacted with each other we also learned a lot of info about their past (they were neighbors growing up) through the eyes of their mothers and siblings. a
I really liked that while we learned a lot about the hero and heroine as they interacted with each other we also learned a lot of info about their past (they were neighbors growing up) through the eyes of their mothers and siblings. a
Pretty good story with a fun plot. I particularly liked the interaction between the main characters. The circumstances were zany but they seemed to rationally deal with their feelings although he needed some prompting. Major Colton finds Andi running out on her groom.
Don't judge me! My M-I-L gave me a stack of romance novels to read so I am grudgingly working through them...
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Cute fluffy story. I needed something like this to brighten up my day.
Miniseries: Uniformly Hot!
Great Book I love this series
Like a cross between "Smokey and the Bandit" and "An Officer and a Gentleman". Great story.
I liked her previous trilogy. This one was "ok". Nothing different about it. Very predictable.
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First, let me say this is how I show up at my desk every morning to write. Dahling, I couldn’t possibly write a word unless I was wearing 3-inch heels with a Martini at hand. NOT!!! But it’s so different, and face it, infinitely less scarey than the way I usually work, running shorts and t-shirt with a cup of tea nearby, that I had to put this picture up.
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