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The Shaughnessey Accord (Smithson Group SG-5 #2)
by
Alison Kent
Meet the men of the Smithson Group--five spies whose best work is done in the field and between the sheets. Smart, built, trained to do everything well--and that's everything--they're the guys you want on your side of the bed. Go deep under cover? No problem. Take out the bad guys? Done. Play by the rules? I don't think so. Indulge a woman's every fantasy? Happy to please,...more
ebook, 160 pages
Published
November 1st 2004
by Kensington Publishing Corporation
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I was surprised by how short this book was.. I thought it was going to be a long novel similar to the first book. But it was a quarter of that.
The story was sort of interesting if not a little confusing. I wasn't that interested in the characters and I didn't find that much depth to them. I guess it could be because of the fact that the story was short there wasn't much time to develop them. In addition, I thought it was weird how the characters were suddenly in love with each other after a chap...more
The story was sort of interesting if not a little confusing. I wasn't that interested in the characters and I didn't find that much depth to them. I guess it could be because of the fact that the story was short there wasn't much time to develop them. In addition, I thought it was weird how the characters were suddenly in love with each other after a chap...more
This was a interesting second entrey in the seris. Very short, but to the point.
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ready for the next one
It's hard to develop much of a story in 117 pages.
short, sweet and exciting. not one to stimulate the intellect. maybe that's why i enjoyed reading this. hehehe...
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I often read of or hear about authors who knew they were meant to tell stories from the time they left the crib. Me? I didn't decide what I wanted to be when I grew up until I was thirty years old - and then sold my first book at thirty-four. Still, it was obvious that I always knew I was going places.
Like so many other authors, I was a voracious reader from day one, devouring everything from Nanc...more
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