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Starting Over (Treading Water Trilogy #3)

by Marie Force (Goodreads Author)

4.45 of 5 stars 4.45 · rating details · 611 ratings · 56 reviews

In a drunken stupor, Brandon O'Malley frightens his brother Aidan's girlfriend, enraging his brother and the rest of his family. Aidan offers Brandon the choice of rehab or jail, and Brandon reluctantly enters treatment. While in rehab, Brandon confronts the lifetime of secrets and resentments that fueled his spiral into alcoholism, and these revelations have a major effec...more

Published December 27th 2011 (first published December 17th 2011)

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Dec 26, 2011 Alison rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: read-in-2011, lendable

LOVED this book! The O'Malley's are such an amazing family.

I laughed out loud at Dennis' fear of Daphne...so funny to imagine a big tough guy, whos raised 5 kids being scared of one woman.

I absolutly loved Mike and Brandon's relationship. She was the star of the book for me. The epilogue...tissues please!!!

I loved seeing Colin and Declan get their HEA's. Especially Colin, the steadfast "good kid", it was time he had something special just for himself.

On a side note, I was a little sad not to s...more

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Aug 02, 2012 Diana rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: favorites

Loved all the books in the Treading Water Series, but by far my favorite was this book! Brandon and his brothers showed the true meaning of brotherhood in this book, I wanted to belong to their family. I was torn when I realized that I would not be reading more on the O'Malley's!

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Apr 02, 2013 Jatana rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: best-series-following-families

This is an incredible, well written emotional novel with a very deep subject matter of alcoholism. Clare and Aiden are visiting the O'Malley family when Brandon comes over drunk and attacks Clare. He's given a choice to either go to rehab or jail. While in rehab Brandon acknowledges he's an alcoholic and he sees how bad his life has gotten. During this time he also learns how much his family has done for him while he drank his life away. He addresses his past and realize the things in his life t...more

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Apr 23, 2012 Tina rated it 2 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-reads, romance-contemporary

Eh, glad I only borrowed this one. This was one of those quick, easy contemporary reads that I like to gobble down once in awhile. I liked the first two books in the series they yanked a lot of outrage chains and they were super fun to read. This one fell all over itself in it's earnestness. Part of he problem is that the first part of the book felt like it was a by-the-book primer on AA and Al-Anon. I felt like I was reading a manual, not a story about this person's experience with alcohol addi...more

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Feb 19, 2012 Joyfully Reviewed rated it 5 of 5 stars

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Starting Over is a Joyfully Recommended Read

Brandon O’Malley found himself at rock bottom after learning that he hurt his brother’s girlfriend while in the midst of an alcohol induced rage. His brother gives him a choice rehab or jail. He takes rehab all while insisting he doesn’t have a problem. However, it doesn’t take him long to realize exactly how bad an alcoholic he is and how bad his life has gotten. After rehab, Brandon’s father gives him a restoration job to slowly bring him back into t...more Starting Over is a Joyfully Recommended Read

Brandon O’Malley found himself at rock bottom after learning that he hurt his brother’s girlfriend while in the midst of an alcohol induced rage. His brother gives him a choice rehab or jail. He takes rehab all while insisting he doesn’t have a problem. However, it doesn’t take him long to realize exactly how bad an alcoholic he is and how bad his life has gotten. After rehab, Brandon’s father gives him a restoration job to slowly bring him back into their family business. Brandon has burned many bridges and will have to earn back the trust of the people that love him. Brandon never counted on falling for a spunky five-year old or her mother.

Daphne and her daughter Mike have been on the run from Mike’s grandparents for years. Daphne has finally found a place that feels like home and a person she would like to share her life with. But her fear of what may happen continues to stand in the way of her own happiness. Can Brandon and Daphne find love and comfort in each other’s arms? Will Daphne’s baggage drive Brandon back to the bottle?

Starting Over is the third book in the brilliant Treading Water trilogy from Marie Force. Upon finishing Starting Over I find myself completely overwhelmed by the myriad of emotions that are swirling around me. I must confess that when I started this story I was a bit disappointed that the Harrington family was not going to be front and center. While reading Treading Water and Marking Time I became so attached to all of them I couldn’t imagine how Ms. Force could make me fall in love with a character I barely know and who left a horrid impression on me in Marking Time. Yet she did! Brandon O’Malley is a broken man when Starting Over begins. He’s gotten so lost in his own pain and resentments that he can’t find any happiness. I never thought I would enjoy a story that features a character in rehab but those scenes of Brandon with his therapist were so powerful I had to take a break after reading them. I could feel his pain so deeply I just wanted to give him a hug. I wanted him to see how great life could be if he would let go. Daphne and Mike are the perfect balm for his soul. It is impossible to read Starting Time and not fall in love with little Mike; her heart is so big and she’s such a straight shooter. Daphne and Brandon make beautiful music together! I love this couple so much I can hardly stand it.

One thing I love about Ms. Force’s writing is that it’s unpredictable. Ms. Force keeps things real while putting her characters in situations that unfortunately have negative consequences at times. Starting Over is about much more than romance between Brandon and Daphne; it is literally about Starting Over. Brandon must learn to live in his new reality and heal the fractures he has made within his family. I love that Ms. Force takes the reader not only through the recovery of the alcoholic but also explores what it is like for the people who love the alcoholic. I love Colin’s journey in Starting Over. He has many burdens yet he is the one who tries the hardest to understand his brother’s alcoholism and figure out how to help him. Brandon doesn’t always appreciate Colin’s help but that doesn’t stop him from trying. I am so happy Colin got a little romance in his life as well!

The Treading Water trilogy which features Treading Water, Marking Time and Starting Over will forever hold a special place in my heart. Marie Force takes the reader on an unforgettable journey through the lives of some very passionate and remarkable characters. I will always remember the laughter, the love and the tears that flowed while reading these stories! Ms. Force’s characters are inspired! Even as I sit here a day after finishing Starting Over I have happy tears in my eyes thinking about how this trilogy ended. Hat’s off to you Ms. Force for creating a stunning masterful trilogy that I will be recommending to everyone!

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May 16, 2012 Heather rated it 5 of 5 stars

This might be one of my favorite books I've ever read. If I'm being honest, I wasn't sure in the beginning that I was going to love this one. It had nothing to do with the topics that were going to be involved, I just didn't know if I was going to be able to like Brandon as much as I should. Boy, talk about being WRONG. I fell in love with Brandon and that was just the tip of the iceberg. It was little Mike that truly brought this story home for me. The relationship that she and Brandon had was...more

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May 04, 2013 Janell rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2013-favorites

I really didn't think I was going to like this book as much as the first two, as the storyline is a little bit of a deviation from the others. (My plan was to rush through it so I could get to the 4th book and catch up with the other characters). Boy was I wrong! This book turned on the water works BIG TIME! I enjoyed all of the book, but I'd say the last 1/4 or 1/3 (not sure) I simply COULD NOT PUT IT DOWN and that Epilogue!!!! I got 1/2 way through it and had to start back reading it from the...more

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Dec 23, 2011 Sheri rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary-romance

My grade: C+. This is the third book of a trilogy. I didn't read the first two books but had no trouble keeping all the characters and backstories straight. The book starts with Brandon starting a 30 day rehab. What felt strange to me was the multiple POVs. Brandon, Colin and Dennis. At least I think that was all, though there might have been more. The primary story here was Brandon's. What was odd was the absence of Daphne's POV. She turned from brusque and wary to in love rather quickly. Not b...more

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Apr 15, 2013 Jodster's rated it 5 of 5 stars

WOW!!! I did not think this series could get any better. I have to say it did. This is by far my favorite thus far. I love Brandon. In Marking Time I thought he was a jack ass.... but he sure did surprise me.

Brandon... Going to rehab for a drinking problem was not what he wanted... but after attacking his brothers girlfriend he had no choice.. so he went, hated it and denied he had a problem.. some where in between arriving and leaving Brandon discovered new things about himself and his family....more WOW!!! I did not think this series could get any better. I have to say it did. This is by far my favorite thus far. I love Brandon. In Marking Time I thought he was a jack ass.... but he sure did surprise me.

Brandon... Going to rehab for a drinking problem was not what he wanted... but after attacking his brothers girlfriend he had no choice.. so he went, hated it and denied he had a problem.. some where in between arriving and leaving Brandon discovered new things about himself and his family. I fell in love with Brandon from the beginning of this book I think as he seemed to have that hard tough exterior but a soft messy interior if you were lucky enough to see it. Loved his brothers wife that explains why there was s much hatred between him and Aidan.The revaluations that he admitted to himself and eventually his family were truly heartbreaking. The talk with his dad, brothers, and Aidan.. that was the hardest. I felt bad for Brandon and had to give him credit for not turning to the bottle. Finding his true love was worth more to him than alcohol and that says a lot for him as a man and recovering alcoholic. Especially loved the proposal scene that was awesome. Building the playground in the backyard, hosting a birthday party... with out the alcohol he really was a nice loveable guy.

Mike... what is not to love. A 5 year old who is wiser beyond her years. She has spunk and determination and loves unconditionally. She picked Brandon to be a part of her life and her dad from the moment she saw him and she had him tied around her little finger. The way Brandon interacted with her and loved her back unconditionally brought tears to my eyes. He would fight to the death for that little girl and he gave a family and a sense of belonging... those two have a special bond that could never be broken. She is a tough cookie and fit right in with the whole family. The jacket and the necklace he gave as a gift to her when he asked her mom and her to marry him was breath taking and her wearing it 20 years later on her wedding day and him giving her away was so beautifully written.

Daphne... tough lady who had every reason to be apprehensive and questionable. I have to say at first I thought the same as Denny... she was tied a bit to tight... but as you red you realized she had every reason to be worried and suspicious. Watching her slowly unwind and trust Brandon and his whole family. You really know how to add a twist to your stories Marie.. she had every right to be worried and concerned for not only her safety but her daughters and now a family she found she loved and did not want to see hurt. My heart broke with the loss of a baby and the fear she might lose Mike.

This book had a lot of suspense and ups and downs.... Liked that it took place right after Marking Time.. it gave us an invitation to see Aidan's family and I liked that. I like how Brandon stood up and took action and responsibility for his actions and to those he hurt. Talking to his old girlfriend and realizing that she loved him more than he would ever love anyone, and he could not love her back, the letter of apology to Clare was nice to see.. the way Aidan came around and in his own way forgave his brother and they moved on to be the best of friends. The way Aidan was there for him through the kidnapping..

This book hit a cord with me... I do not know why... but it did and I have to say as much as I love Jack and his family... Brandon is by far my favorite. (less)

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Jun 01, 2012 Guilty Pleasures rated it 5 of 5 stars

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This was another wonderful and emotional story from Marie Force. We met Brandon in Marking Time and knew he had a lot of demons to work out. From the moment I met Brandon I wanted to know what his story was. How could someone from such a strong, loving and supportive family be so down in the dumps that he had to turn to alcohol. Brandon's story touched me in more ways than one. My Uncle is a recovering alcoholic and lives his life by the Big Book and the Good Book. Before my Aun...more Piper's

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This was another wonderful and emotional story from Marie Force. We met Brandon in Marking Time and knew he had a lot of demons to work out. From the moment I met Brandon I wanted to know what his story was. How could someone from such a strong, loving and supportive family be so down in the dumps that he had to turn to alcohol. Brandon's story touched me in more ways than one. My Uncle is a recovering alcoholic and lives his life by the Big Book and the Good Book. Before my Aunt's recent death she was very involved in Al-Anon and I never really knew what Al-Anon was and why she left so strongly about it. With this book I have a new respect for my Uncle and understand why so many people from Al-Anon were touched by Aunt's commitment to Al-Anon.

Brandon is finally getting treatment and we get to see him sturggle with his alcoholism and coming to terms with what he has done to his friends and family. Once Brandon comes to terms with his alcoholism he must learn to live his life without alcohol. Brandon's first order of business out of rehab is to earn the trust he has lost with his family and his co-workers. Brandon's Dad puts in charge of the remodel of an apartment building he owns and it is there that Brandon meets the loves of his life and a reason to stay sober not only for himself but for those who love him.

Daphne and her daughter Michaela "Mike" has some secrets of their own, but when Mike sets her sites on Brandon to make him theirs, he has no choice but to fall in love with Mike and her mom. I completely fell head over heels in love with Mike and Daphne. But, will the start of something wonderful for Brandon be the thing that sends him back to Jack Daniels.

I do not even know if I can put into words what I felt for this book and these characters. I was touched in so many ways. I felt like I might be reading my Aunt and Uncle's love story and with her recent passing it only touched me more. Brandon has had so much hurt and anger in his life that he has kept in that I was affaid that I was going to have to watch him fail again and again with his alcoholism, but that was not the case. Brandon worked the steps and finally saw what he was missing by not living a sober life. Marie takes the reader on a wonderful journey with Brandon, Daphne, Mike and the whole O'Malley clan. There is just something about Marie's writing that draws you and and stays with you long after you finish the book. This book will make you laugh and cry and leave a lasting impression on you. This book left with the feeling that no matter what life throws at you, you can over come it, and anything is possible when you have love in any form. Thank you Marie Force for three wonderful books that will stay with me for a long time to come.

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Jan 12, 2012 Splage rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-read, alcoholic-drug-addict, bad-bad-boy, child-from-previous-relationship, couldn-t-put-down, contemporary, emotional-made-me-cry-lump-in-thr, epilogue-totally-fab, good-secondary-lovestory, hero-heroine-widow-er, kidnapping, love-at-first-sight, pretends-to-be-someone-else, sex-medium-to-very-sexy

I so enjoyed this whole trilogy and highly recommend it! Marie Force is a favorite author of mine because her stories are deeper, a little edgier in plot line (this one was about and alcoholic) and evoke so much emotion from me - I can always count on a good cry and an uplifting HEA. She is also the queen of Love at First Sight story lines, which I don't always want, sometimes I like the "I love you's" to take awhile, but sometimes they are exactly what I need.

Starting Over has two, slightly th...more

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Dec 28, 2011 Ann rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary-romance

Yes –(4 stars) Definitely enjoyed Brandon and the story surrounding his troubles with alcohol and journey to higher ground. The scene with him at the cemetery was a heart grabber and a Kleenex moment. No – (2.5-3 stars) Didn’t care for the whim, wham of the (and I hate to say this because I love Marie Force’s books) sappy love stories here. Again, as with Marking Time I feel like this story was another Lifetime movie and these lives are on a quick time table to meet fall head over heels in love...more

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Dec 19, 2011 AnneOK rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2011-reads

Book Three in Treading Water Trilogy

An excellent conclusion to the "Treading Water" trilogy. Once again, Marie Force offers her readers another extraordinarily interesting and entertaining storyline which includes sizzling romance and intriguing characters who'll make you cry, laugh and love right along with them. "Starting Over" features Brandon O'Malley who, despite his refusal to acknowledge he has a drinking problem, lands in rehab after he attacks his brother's girlfriend. Getting his life...more

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Dec 22, 2011 A Tasty Read/ Sweet Reads Reviews rated it 4 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Anyone in need of a REAL story

I have to agree with a few of the other ladies that said Starting Over was their Favorite of the Treading Water Trilogy.

I can honestly say that Brandon stole my heart in this book and I think might hold onto it for a while. I tend to be a woman who always went after the man who needed to be "saved". So in Starting Over I found myself feeling so bad for Valerie, Brandon's ex, who put so much of herself into the relationship with a man who was lost. The book starts out with a lot of heavy baggage...more

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Mar 27, 2013 Sharon Trusky rated it 5 of 5 stars

This was the best book of the series. How could you not love Brandon when he evolved into a loving man who treasured and protected Mike and Daphne so much? The other threads in this story introduced us to the O'Malley family who made me wish for separate stories for each of them. Even the epilogue was perfect. I really did cry in certain spots of this book. I finished it the same day I started it and couldn't put it down. I almost took the day off from work to read it!

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Dec 21, 2011 Emily Steinmetz rated it 5 of 5 stars

Loved it! Loved the epilogue, the characters, just everything! The only thing I missed was learning more about Kate and her relationship. Ms. Force can take first cousins getting married but not a relationship with a much, much older man? I don't get it. But still, a very good trilogy, one I'm sad is over. Now I hope she doesn't make us wait too long for more McCarthy's of Gansett Island, I'm getting impatient!

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Mar 10, 2013 Gerri rated it 4 of 5 stars

I'm nearing the end and I cannot remember reading any other series that has effected me so emotionally as this one has.
This book was by far the most difficult to read. Not because it was bad but because the Omally family had such an awful lot to endure and to watch Brandon fight his demons. It was truly a great story.
Definitely sad to see it end.

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Dec 22, 2011 Aly Hackett rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: read-in-2011

My favorite and a wonderful third book in this series. Realistic situations, beautifully packed together. I love the O'Malley clan! The relationship they all have is what - for me - was the core of this book and what made it work so well. But I have to say Mike & Brandon's relationship is the killer :) That kid slays me!!

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Mar 16, 2012 Kim Guercio rated it 5 of 5 stars

Such an amazing book to end an even more amazing series. Never a dull moment, whether it be sad, happy, funny, sexy, inspiring. I loved this book so much. This will definitely be one of my all time favorites. There were a few parts that made my cry like a baby, but I loved every word. Thanks again Marie Force for another great book!

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May 25, 2012 Dianne rated it 5 of 5 stars

I'm speechless! This book was incredibly good! My favourite in the Treading Water Series. I didn't think it could possibly be better than Marking Time but it was. I read it in less than a day...non stop reading. I loved everything about this book and feel bereft now the series is finished.

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Mar 24, 2013 Kelly rated it 4 of 5 stars

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Of the three books in this series I've read so far, this book was my least favorite. I did enjoy the three central characters and the entire O'Malley family, I especially fell in love with Mike, however, the ending was a little too over dramatic for me.

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Oct 02, 2012 Sandy rated it 5 of 5 stars

This trilogy by Marie Force is wonderful I really enjoyed the three books. this was the first one and it catches you from the first page when Jack's wife is hit by a car in front of her daughters and from there it becomes very interesting....

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Oct 15, 2012 Angie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, 3-contemporary, nook, favorites

Wow, just wow. I have no other words to describe the impact reading this book gives you when you read it. It’s nothing short of amazing, definitely the best story in the series. I completely underestimated this book, I honestly picked it up because I wanted to finish the trilogy, and to be ready for Coming Home when it releases (I’m expecting that one badly). The struggle Brandon went through touched me deeply, the secrets he stuffed deep inside him, I never saw coming in a million years, the wa...more

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Aug 18, 2012 Heather rated it 3 of 5 stars

I liked the first two books in the trilogy better or maybe it's that I felt more attached to the characters in the first two books. Liked how everything was wrapped up in the end.

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Aug 07, 2012 ms bookjunkie rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, contemporary, romance, to-reread

Amazing book, real issues. Not my favorite in the trilogy but compelling, emotionally satisfying.

Trigger warning: Realistic description of an alcoholic's revelations in rehab.

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Apr 26, 2012 Mareli rated it 5 of 5 stars

Another O'Malley here, after Aidan in the previous book, we meet Brandon, who has serious alchol issue. After 30 days in rehab Brandon has to begin again with his family, his brothers and all the people he hurt in his drunken fog.

But he meets Mike, a wonderful 5 years old girl, who needs a father and her mother, who needs a friend and maybe someone who'll love her.

For those two woman Brandon becomes finally the man all his family wanted him to be.

Very emotional and sweet. A great trilogy, recomm...more

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Dec 26, 2011 KK rated it 5 of 5 stars

So, SO amazing! This book has it all. As in all Marie Force books, there is definitely romance, but there is also a solid dose of humor, drama, and lots of tissue moments. You will fall in love with the O'Malley's and the people around them.

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Dec 23, 2012 Stephanie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: marie-force, medium-hot-contemp-romance, favorites

What a great story. I wasn't sure how I felt about Brandon in book two. But damn does this boy redeem himselfin this book. The epilogue still has me in tears. I love the wrap up.

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Aug 23, 2012 Virginia Rosario rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: re-reads, my-faves, family-series

Loved this book. I've read it about three times and all three times I had tears in my eyes because all the characters were so visually detailed.

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Jan 24, 2013 Donna Meland rated it 5 of 5 stars

One if not the best book I have ever read. Beautiful story of a family with lots of twist and turns and ups and downs.

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About Marie Force

Marie Force is the author of the bestselling McCarthys of Gansett Island Series: MAID FOR LOVE, FOOL FOR LOVE, READY FOR LOVE, FALLING FOR LOVE, HOPING FOR LOVE, SEASON FOR LOVE and LONGING FOR LOVE, with more books coming soon in the series. She is the author of the Treading Water Series that consists of TREADING WATER, MARKING TIME and STARTING OVER, with book four, COMING HOME, out Christmas 20...more Marie Force is the author of the bestselling McCarthys of Gansett Island Series: MAID FOR LOVE, FOOL FOR LOVE, READY FOR LOVE, FALLING FOR LOVE, HOPING FOR LOVE, SEASON FOR LOVE and LONGING FOR LOVE, with more books coming soon in the series. She is the author of the Treading Water Series that consists of TREADING WATER, MARKING TIME and STARTING OVER, with book four, COMING HOME, out Christmas 2012. Marie also wrote the following contemporary romances: GEORGIA ON MY MIND, EVERYONE LOVES A HERO, LINE OF SCRIMMAGE, LOVE AT FIRST FLIGHT, TRUE NORTH, THE FALL and THE WRECK. She recently signed with Berkley for a new contemporary series, The Green Mountain Country Store, beginning in late 2013.
Marie is the bestselling, award-winning author of the Fatal Series from Harlequin’s Carina Press. So far, the series includes FATAL AFFAIR, FATAL JUSTICE, FATAL CONSEQUENCES, FATAL DESTINY, FATAL FLAW and FATAL DECEPTION, with more books coming. “This novel is ‘The O.C. does D.C.,’ and you just can’t get enough.” (RT Book Reviews, 4.5 stars for FATAL AFFAIR). In its July 2010 issue, RT Book Reviews named Marie a “Future Star of Romantic Suspense.”
She is a member of RWA’s New England and Published Author Special Interest Chapters. She is the recipient of the Holt Medallion from the Virginia Romance Writers and a Bean Pot from RWA’s New England Chapter.
While her husband was in the Navy, Marie lived in Spain, Maryland and Florida, and she is now settled in her home state of Rhode Island. Married for twenty years, she is the mother of two teenagers and two feisty dogs, Brandy and Louie.
Find her at marieforce.com, on her blog at http://mariesullivanforce.blogspot.com, on Facebook at www.facebook.com/MarieForceAuthor, and on Twitter @marieforce. Join the fun at the Marie Force Readers Group at www.facebook.com/groups/MarieForceBoo... and the McCarthys of Gansett Island Group at www.facebook.com/groups/McCarthySeries. Marie loves to hear from readers. Contact her at marie@marieforce.com.
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