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Sleepwalker

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It’s not that Micayla Lange is afraid of the clinking she hears coming from the first floor of the empty McMansion she’s housesitting for her uncle Nicco. She’s a cop, after all. It’s just that finding out her boyfriend was cheating on her was enough drama for one night. Now she’s alone on New Year’s Eve, wearing flannel pajamas and wielding a Glock 22 as she zeroes in on...more

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Oct 08, 2012 Jennifer rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance

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Jan 10, 2012 Miki rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Feb 16, 2013 Crystal Woehrle-Logan rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. This is a book that would have served better as a thin Harlequin romance than a full novel.

I am a fan of Karen Robards and her styles of plot, but this one didn't do it for me. It took far too long to get to the point, and the plot was not developed enough to warrant all the effort it took to get there. With so little effort at the main pull of the novel (in which we never even meet the villain, by the way) it would have been best to edit out the long descriptions of moving from one spot to the...more This is a book that would have served better as a thin Harlequin romance than a full novel.

I am a fan of Karen Robards and her styles of plot, but this one didn't do it for me. It took far too long to get to the point, and the plot was not developed enough to warrant all the effort it took to get there. With so little effort at the main pull of the novel (in which we never even meet the villain, by the way) it would have been best to edit out the long descriptions of moving from one spot to the next spot.

Still, the novel would have been three stars in my opinion until a lazy transition toward the end, and a lot of quick unjustifiable explanations. One of the rescuing FBI agents comes up to the group of shivering, barefoot, been running through the snow chased by bad guys women and asks: "Are you the ladies that were kidnapped?" What kind of FBI agent goes into a kidnap rescue not knowing who the victims are? (Interestingly enough, I did think that the heroine, her sister and her similar-aged nieces running through the snow at night was a good parallel to the opening memory.)

Next the main character realizes that her father was the man she'd seen in the alley five minutes before her mother died. That didn't really follow through for me, because the girl-version should have stopped and been all "Daddy!" as soon as she saw him. After all, she didn't know that her mother was going to die in the next five minutes and she'd have to block the sight of his face for the next couple decades. I'll give the author credit that she didn't add on top of this that the father was guilty of the mother's death - directly. If she had done so, this review would have been only 1 star because that would have been ridiculous.

Lastly, I compare this to Walking After Midnight, my first Robards read, and another that contained the hero/heroine isolated run so that lust can build scenario. In Walking After Midnight the run was broken up with scenes involving another character who was relevant to the story. Such a thing would have made Sleepwalker's journey less monotonous. (less)

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Oct 24, 2012 Jillian rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romantic-suspense

Micayla is a cop house sitting for her uncle when she hears noise coming from her uncle’s office. She goes to investigate and she sees a man in his safe she also sees pictures of her uncle killing a congressman. She helps the guy getaway and goes with him; they are chased by her uncle’s security. When they find out Mick is working with the guy, she becomes a threat and has to be killed. Jason is a thief, when he planned on stealing the money he didn’t know he was going to be getting pictures of...more

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Aug 02, 2012 Beverly rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Micayla Lane, Mick, is housesitting for her Uncle Nicco. It is New Year's Eve and she has just broken up with her boyfriend. She hears a noise and goes to investigate -- after all she is a cop. She stumbles on a burglary in progress -- two men in ski caps are robbing Nicco's safe. She wrestles one of the men and holds her own when the other robber appears with a gun. The security system has been compromised. Mick tries to keep them from leaving. She and the robber see pictures of Nicco in the ro...more

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Jul 10, 2012 drey rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2012-reads, romance-suspense

Mikayla Lange has just dumped her cheating boyfriend, and is hiding out at her Uncle Nicco’s to get some solitude and do some post-breakup moping. Where she then interrupts thieves in the middle of robbing Nicco’s safe… What she finds there though, could very well put her own life in danger so she pretends to be a hostage to escape Nicco’s guards. Who would’ve thunk – a cop running away with a thief? A gorgeous thief, but a thief nonetheless…

The action in the beginning is solid and grips you rig...more

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Apr 14, 2012 Pam rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: reviewed

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. I originally didn't plan on providing a review on this book; however, after pondering about it for a quite a few hours, I realized that I needed to put down my thoughts just to get it off my chest so to speak.

I enjoyed the plot of the novel as I found it entertaining. I found the author’s depiction of the wintery elements to be well written. I guess because I live in Canada I understand what cold really is, and the way she described it made me shiver as I detest the cold so much. That being said...more I originally didn't plan on providing a review on this book; however, after pondering about it for a quite a few hours, I realized that I needed to put down my thoughts just to get it off my chest so to speak.

I enjoyed the plot of the novel as I found it entertaining. I found the author’s depiction of the wintery elements to be well written. I guess because I live in Canada I understand what cold really is, and the way she described it made me shiver as I detest the cold so much. That being said, how can Mick NOT have frost bite, especially on her feet while running through snow barefoot?? She’s only wearing pajama bottoms and a tank top, running through a blizzard at night and no frostbite? Right.

Like other reviewers mentioned, the plot was drawn out way too long. After the long drawn out chase, Robards ends the novel abruptly. When I say abruptly, I'm not joking. Towards the end, we have Mick's sister and nieces kidnapped; FBI agents arrive; she's kidnapped again; she saves everyone; FBI leave, a job well done - all of which takes place in a couple of chapters. Uncle Nico, the protagonist who creates the whole premise of the book never appears (except sitting in the back seat of a vehicle). However, in the end - BOOM - he's been arrested. Mick discovers the truth about her father at the end - BOOM, everything is fine.

I didn't mind Mick and Jason as a whole. What I did mind was that they declared their love for one another in less than two days. I mean seriously, she just broke up with her boyfriend a few days before meeting Jason; she’s a cop and he’s a thief, yet they fall madly in love with each other. At least let’s make it somewhat believable. I am so tired of this ongoing occurrence in novels.

Query: Mick returns to the island to join Jason a few days later after everything is so quickly wrapped up. Did she quit her job as a cop? Is she on vacation? Is she staying permanently with Jason? A little info would have been nice here.

In the end, I still give it 3 stars. What can I say. I found it entertaining.
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Mar 20, 2012 April rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romantic-suspense, romantic-suspense-thriller

SLEEPWALKER by Karen Robards is an exciting contemporary romantic suspense thriller. Micayla "Mick" Lange,a Detroit cop,who witnessed the horrific murder of her mother,she is a sleepwalker,and a recent breakup. Jason Davis, a thief,who Mick catches in the act of stealing from a safe she is house sitting. Together,they must learn to trust each other,fight their attraction,survive a killer,run for their lives. While natural adversaries can they become partners in crime in order to survive their tr...more

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Dec 20, 2011 Nancy rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

My first and not last Karen Robards book is Sleepwalker. The time period of the main story is three days. Maybe less. The first part is a flashback of Mick and Jenny's mother's murder when Mick was 11 and she was killed in front of their eyes. Now 27, Mick has nightmares every few months and she sleepwalks, sometimes waking up to her own screams. Which is how Mick finds herself out of her bed on New Year's Eve while house sitting for an old family friend.

While returning to her room, she hears a...more

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Oct 22, 2012 Krystal rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: favorites, thriller, bad-boys

*****SUPER SPOILER ALERT! PROCEED WITH CAUTION!******
(If you haven't read this book, this review will spoil the whole, well not whole but all the good parts of this book. You've been warned.)

Found this book at the grocery store. I swear I picked this book up like 20 times before I finally settled on buying it.

Start reading it, started out a little boring (like I think most books do because they have to establish the back story & introduce characters, blah blah blah etc...)

Then it gets to Mi...more

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Mar 05, 2012 Ursula Gorman rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: action, entertaining, family, friendship, hero, kidnapping, memories, multiple-story-lines, murder, mystery, police, romance, sexy

Sleepwalker by Karen Robards is a great read! Mick is a hard as nails cop that is by the book. Too bad her personal life doesn't mirror her professional life. She is spending New Years Eve alone, house sitting/guarding her "Uncle" Nicco's house, a day earlier than expected...she just broke up with her cheating boyfriend and is starting 'guard duty' early.
Jason had the robbery planned to perfection; what better time to rob a mob boss then when no one was home? Too bad he hadn't planned for an une...more

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Jan 18, 2012 Fred Hughes rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This review is based on a free copy supplied by the Publisher through Goodreads First Reads program.

Micayla Lange (Mick to her friends) is a young Detroit Cop house sitting for her Uncle Nicco while he is out of town. With nothing better offered for News Years Eve she decides to go up a day early.

The book initially starts with a flashback to when Mick was a young child of 11 years old and the murder of her Mom.

Zipping to the present time Mick wakes up when she walks into a glass door having been...more This review is based on a free copy supplied by the Publisher through Goodreads First Reads program.

Micayla Lange (Mick to her friends) is a young Detroit Cop house sitting for her Uncle Nicco while he is out of town. With nothing better offered for News Years Eve she decides to go up a day early.

The book initially starts with a flashback to when Mick was a young child of 11 years old and the murder of her Mom.

Zipping to the present time Mick wakes up when she walks into a glass door having been sleepwalking. This she does 3 to 4 times a year and always has the same dream about the death of her mother. Once she recovers her senses she starts to walk back to the bedroom she was sleeping in at Uncle Nicco’s empty mansion.

She hears a plink noise that she can’t identify. It’s late at night and she knows she is the only one in the house. The house has a top of the line alarm system plus is fully protected with internal camera’s and two guards at the front gate. But there it is again that plink noise, Being the cop she is she goes back to her bedroom and gets her gun and handcuffs.

Moving in the dark she starts to track down the noise and suddenly hears a soft wush sound coming from Uncle Niccos office. Approaching the door to his office, which is ajar she runs into a ski mask wearing man leaving the office with a large suitcase. HALT she shouts and points her gun at the thief.

The thief then proceeds to convince Mick that he is just following orders from Uncle Nicco to pick up some items. Eventually the thief gets close enough to knock Mick’s gun out of her hand and then proceeds to almost kick the you know what out of him. Only the fact that the second thief sneaks up on Mick and pulls a gun on her that prevents her from overpowering the thief.

Now being held by the thieves Mick sees some pictures that were in Uncle Niccos safe that paint a different picture of her uncle. The alarm has now been sounded by the guards at the gate and Mick’s only salvation is to put in with the thieves and somehow get away from the mansion before the guards find out what she has seen.

The adventure now begins in earnest as Mick and the main thief, a rather smart looking man, try to elude all guards. At the same time Mick is re –evaluating her Uncle Nicco and coming to some hard conclusions.

Will Mick be able to do anything with the information she has about Uncle Nicco ? Will she even get out of the mansion ? Can she trust the charismatic thief ? What really happened to her mother and who is the killer ?

All these questions will be answered in the book. A rousing, sometimes romantic story.
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Jan 17, 2012 Stephanie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: arcs, adult, my-library, mystery-suspense-read, romance

Disclaimer: I received a copy of this novel from the publisher in exchange for an honest and unbiased review.

My Summary: Mick's New Years Eve is nothing glamourous: she's staying at her Uncle Nicco's mansion, guarding it from intruders like the good cop she is. But when she's woken in the middle of the night by some ominous noises coming from the ground floor, she has no choice to investigate. So what if it's a thief? Mick's a hard-as-nails cop, and she's got her gun in case things go bad...

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Apr 04, 2012 Diana rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: audiobooks, romance-suspense, soa-review

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Karen Robards has written some of my favorite books and I count her as a favorite author. Sadly, those juicy books that stir my blood were written a long time ago.

Sleepwalker is romantic suspense that is lackluster in the romance department and short on suspense. It has elements of romantic comedy that aren’t all that comedic. I can think of dozens of contemporary books with cute bickering couples that are more entertaining. Nevertheless, we have Detroit detective Micayla La...more

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Jan 22, 2012 Melanie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Mick finds herself house sitting for her uncle on New Year's Eve. In the middle of the night, her sleepwalking wakes her up. She immediately hears strange sounds. Being the good cop she is, she hurries to investigate. She soon regrets it! Turns out there's a few thieves in the house. When Mick discovers evidence she wasn't meant to see against her uncle, she realises she must let the bad guys take her hostage.

Mick is fighting a few personal demons. She keeps having a nightmare about her mother'...more

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May 23, 2013 Urszula rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: thriller

Normally I like Karen Robards' books, but not this one. Usually they are full of great characters and fast action. Most of the times they are page turners. But this time I was very disappointed.

The story starts with Micayla finding herself a witness to a robbery. The action of the robber - Jason force her to leave with him, while the security officers make chase. - What a great start to a book - so I thought...

The time line of this story is only a few days - maximum a week. Firstly Mic & Jas...more Normally I like Karen Robards' books, but not this one. Usually they are full of great characters and fast action. Most of the times they are page turners. But this time I was very disappointed.

The story starts with Micayla finding herself a witness to a robbery. The action of the robber - Jason force her to leave with him, while the security officers make chase. - What a great start to a book - so I thought...

The time line of this story is only a few days - maximum a week. Firstly Mic & Jason escape by a boat. The very lengthy, flowery and full of similarities descriptions of the very COLD night, of the very BLACK lake and the WHITE snow, and the FREEZING temperatures, were driving me crazy. I think every paragraph had at least two similarities: this was just like ..... Few chapters later, Mic & Jason are still on the lake, still cold and it is still snowing. I got the fact that it was a very cold night very quickly, and I did not need any more detailed descriptions of the same thing - Yup it was cold etc. etc. At this point (which was nearly half way through the book) I was ready to give up, but I saw a flicker of hope - Mic & Jason got into more trouble, which took them away from the lake and the cold and white forest!

By the time Mic & Jason were in deeper water when facing death by a bullet, the action was moving a bit faster.

Overall I found the two main characters lacking. Micayla & Jason were both very weak and shallow. I found Jason's past very lame and uninteresting. Micayla's family created a more interesting picture, with a few, very small twists.

This book didn't do much for me at all. Even the hot, passionate scenes - which usually in Robards' books are just that - hot & passionate, I found lacking. To me they were vulgar and slightly forced. They did not have the warm & realistic feel to them.

And by the way, after spending a night in a dear/hunting box/shelter, with a smoky fire, your hair or your skin will not smell sweet. Your hair, your clothes and your skin will smell of the smoke! Quite few things in this story came across a bit impractical and unrealistic.

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Nov 17, 2012 Literary rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Mandy's Review:

On the book that I have, the line below the title on the front cover reads 'A Thriller' instead of 'A Novel.' I'm not sure why they changed it because this novel is a thriller.

Micayla (aka Mick) and Jason's story can be compared to a symphony. You have your introductory, which then turns into a more full-bodied musical piece with the added tensions and plot twists. From there, the story continues to pick up speed that psychologically thrills the reader's mind and imagination. Fina...more

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Jan 05, 2012 Sharon Redfern rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I wasn’t sure that I would like Sleepwalker because I am not a big fan of books where the main characters are on the run through the book. Boy was I wrong about this one. This book will keep you on your toes with suspense from beginning to end.
Micayla (Mike) Lange is a cop spending New Years at her Uncle Nicco’s house, when she wakes up after a nightmare. She is about ready to go back to sleep when she hears an odd noise. When she goes to investigate it, she walks into a crime scene. Jason Davis...more

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Oct 27, 2012 Nell rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Karan Robards is an author I read a lot. I love her books and her characters. Sleepwalker is an interesting read. It has laughter, anger, frustration, and that awe shucks, I wish that was me ending that I love. However, I couldn’t get over how naive and gullible the female lead character was. I was annoyed and angry with her for half the book, and not to mention, her willingness to overlook the obvious. Some of the moments of, “doesn’t she get it yet,” made me want to yell at her to stop being s...more

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Feb 11, 2012 Awilk -will work for books- rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: bad-boys, law-men, read-in-2012, suspense

This was my first Karen Robards novel. I will write this quick review and go and order some more. I liked almost everything about this book. The characters were interesting, and I found the hero Jason to be a bit different, which was a nice change. Mick (Micayla) was a well thought out character, but I can't call her a heroine as such, as I found her to be too independent and strong, not to be more like a leading lady in my mind.(Hope that makes sense.)
The side characters of Jelly and Tina also...more

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Jan 28, 2012 Renee rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: first-reads

** Sleepwalker by Karen Robards was provided to me free-of-charge by Simon & Schuster, Inc. through a GoodReads, FirstReads Giveaway. **

Karen Robards pumps out a rocking thrilling ride with Sleepwalker. The story centres on two main characters, Micayla “Mick” Lange, a tough-as-nails female cop in Detroit, Michigan and Jason Davies, a mysterious thief who encounters Mick when breaking into her Uncle Nicco’s mansion. The pair become unlikely allies when they stumble upon incriminating photos i...more ** Sleepwalker by Karen Robards was provided to me free-of-charge by Simon & Schuster, Inc. through a GoodReads, FirstReads Giveaway. **

Karen Robards pumps out a rocking thrilling ride with Sleepwalker. The story centres on two main characters, Micayla “Mick” Lange, a tough-as-nails female cop in Detroit, Michigan and Jason Davies, a mysterious thief who encounters Mick when breaking into her Uncle Nicco’s mansion. The pair become unlikely allies when they stumble upon incriminating photos implicating Mick’s uncle, forcing them to team up to evade gangsters intent on recovering the stolen money and on covering up a heinous crime.

Haunted by dreams of the murder of her mother when she was a child, Mick becomes torn between her duty to turn Jason over to the authorities and her feelings of increasing attraction toward Jason. Robards spins a riveting, heart-pounding tale of the pursuit of this unlikely pair by the cold, ruthless gangsters, all the while brilliantly building the tension between Mick and Jason. The mysteries and secrets underlying the plot will keep you guessing: Who killed Mick’s Mom? Who is Jason? Will Mick and Jason survive? Will they fall in love?

This is my first Karen Robards book, but it is not my last. Robards writes for the female audience, developing a character who is attractive, tough, smart, ethical, and yet vulnerable. While I usually don’t like when female characters throw aside all sense of self, morality, and/or self-control for a man, Robards still manages to pull off a female character who is likable, tough, AND falls in love. The male character is also likable (ok, ok, he is a thief, but I couldn’t help liking him anyways). I really liked the way that Robards changes the perspectives from chapter to chapter so the reader is aware of the growing feelings between Mick and Jason.

One of the things I do feel I need to comment on because it was striking to me is the colourful language Robards used throughout the book. I’ll refrain from giving examples of Jason’s *ahem* manhood, but I do want to give a few examples. In describing Jason’s ‘scent’: “His smell was heady and comforting, familiar already, she discovered, and she classified it simply as man.” lol I love that! Other examples of eye-catching phraseology and metaphors include “...the atmosphere...crackled with peril...”; “...a rabbit warren of interconnecting streets”; “...a tiny bit of hope struggled for life inside her, like a crocus butting its head against a crust of snow”; in Jason’s description of Mick: “A pretty, delicate-looking, big-eyed thing with a to-die-for body and the soul of Elliot Ness.”

At one point, Robards uses the fable of the frog and the scorpion as a metaphor to describe Mick’s dedication as a cop. Just as the scorpion cannot help its nature as it stings the frog who is helping him cross the river, it is in Mick’s nature to turn Jason in to the authorities, even if there is a personal cost to following this course of action. I just felt that Robards writing style just made the book that much more enjoyable.

So, at the end of the day, I was totally riveted by this story. I’m only giving it four stars because, while it is extremely entertaining, I can’t say it’s life-changing.
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Dec 25, 2011 Nikki-ann rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: received-for-review

Sleepwalker is a non-stop, thrilling, fast-paced, rollercoaster ride of a novel. Full of tension, action and even a little passion. It’s even quite humorous at times. This cat and mouse chase story keeps the reader turning the pages as it really doesn’t let up. With it’s twists and turns, you really won’t want to put it down!

Mick is a cop through-and-through and so going on the run with Jason the thief goes against her very nature, but she has no other choice. The romantic suspense and tension b...more

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Jan 07, 2012 Dan rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Detroit detective Micayla Lange is housesitting for her “uncle” Nicco when she hears a sound in his office. Glock in hand she goes to investigate when she stumbles upon two burglars breaking into his safe. She also sees graphic photographs that implicate her uncle in the murder of a city councilman. Wanting to do the right thing and arrest the thieves, but she and Jason (one of the thieves) are forced to run from Nicco’s henchmen who want them dead.

This becomes a fast-paced run for their lives,...more

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Apr 17, 2013 Lynn Spencer rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: suspense-thriller, mystery

There are so many authors out there that one simply cannot keep up with them all, so finding a book in my TBR pile from an author I’d never read before seemed like an easy way to start this month’s TBR CHallenge.

And it was. Karen Robards has been writing romance for almost as long as I’ve been alive, but somehow I’ve never actually read one of her books. I must have gotten curious at some point because I had her 2012 thriller, Sleepwalker sitting in my stacks of TBR books. Robards’ chase across...more

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Jan 09, 2012 Pat rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book has action from the first page to the final page. Jason, thief/hunk tangles with beauty/cop and their banter back and forth is enjoyable. Never a break in the action, even their attraction to each other can't be acted on. Too much happening! Usually with a romantic suspense novel, you have a high-paced thriller, with a little down time in the middle for the main characters to "get to know each other". I enjoyed this book very much and would recommend to readers who enjoy "suspense with...more

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Nov 02, 2012 Donna Mcnab rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Micayla Lange is a police officer who is housesitting for her "uncle" Nicco when she runs into a thief stealing money but also some incriminating pictures of that same uncle, which would appear to place him at a murder scene. Because of the pictures, Micayla (Mitch) is aware that her life is in danger, as is the thief's. Together they make a break for it when Nicco's security men suddenly appear on the scene. From there the chemistry between Mitch and Jason, the thief, makes things very interest...more

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Feb 29, 2012 Michelle (tinyturtle88) rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This book wasn't at all what I thought it was going to be. Based on the synopsis, I thought I would get more of an action/thriller/murder mystery content. It ended up being a slightly different version of the 'Bounty Hunter'/'One for the Money' type plot. She's a cop-he's a bad guy-they have a lot of chemistry-but both are stubborn-so they just fight a lot while other people are after them so it pulls them together...etc. Although I enjoy those plots, I usually enjoy it more when I choose them o...more

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Feb 28, 2012 Jacquelynn Fritz rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Mick Lange, a Detroit cop, is helping to watch her uncle's Nicco's mansin on New Year's Eve. She's spending it alone as she just broke up with her cheating boyfriend. She wakes from a bad dream and finds two men robbing the mansion. In trying to stop them, she sees pistures that show her uncle was present at Edward Lightfoot's murder. Lightfoot, a councilman was accused of killing his family and committing suicide. To survive, she and one of the robbers escape from the mansion and Nicco's securi...more

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May 14, 2012 BJ rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: local-library, 2012, mysteries-suspense

Basically, this one was pretty good, but it stretched the bounds of believability is some places. Mick, short for Micayla, is a cop. Her father is a cop, yet his best friend "Uncle" Nicco is a criminal of longstanding. Her father knows this and has even helped Nicco out on occasion in "small" ways. Yet, Mick, never believes the "rumors" about Uncle Nicco. So she is housesitting for Uncle Nicco on New Year's Eve when Nicco's house is burglarized and when Mick tries to arrest the burglars, she end...more

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Jan 25, 2013 Nancy rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

This particular book, was overall average....there wasn't anything that made me go "wow".....
Mick Lange and Jason Davis are your everyday characters thrown together to make the perfect couple in the story....Mick is your tough, pretty girl cop and Jason is the tough good-looking sexy guy.....I wasn't impressed....

I focused on the story line instead....There was action from the beginning...there was murder, lots of running from the cops....some relaxing in the Grand Cayman Islands, and a gun batt...more

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Karen was born on 24 August 1954 in Louisville, Kentucky, USA. She has been writing since she was a teenager. She sold her first short story, when was very young, and was published in the December 1973 Reader's Digest, but she cannot sold her first romance novel until 1981, when she was 24. After it, she dropped out of law school to pursue her writing career. Today, a regular on the New York Times...more

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