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Freefall (High Risk #1)

by JoAnn Ross (Goodreads Author), Coleen Marlo (Goodreads Author) (Reading)

3.72 of 5 stars 3.72 · rating details · 815 ratings · 60 reviews

Seeking refuge, determined to pull her life back together, Sabrina Swann returns to the sleepy Southern island of her childhood summers. The last person she expects to encounter there is Zach Tremayne, the boy who stole her heart when she was a girl. There’s a haunted look in his eyes that makes her wonder what kind of man he’s become.

Zach can’t forget the horror he saw i...more

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Jan 18, 2009 Isis FG rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Shelves: 2009, info-full, reviewed, genre-romance-suspense, published-2008, stars-3, series-high-risk-shelter-bay

Well, I can't say this book was bad. It wasn't necessarily that, but it also didn't really engage me and it's not my type of romantic suspense. There was something lacking in it - which I finally figured out what that was about 2/3rds through the book. So it ended up being a so-so read for me. Which makes two out of three books by Ross that I've read and not cared for all that much.

Freefall is the first of Ross's High Risk novels which feature a group of Navy SEALs who are trying to put their li...more Well, I can't say this book was bad. It wasn't necessarily that, but it also didn't really engage me and it's not my type of romantic suspense. There was something lacking in it - which I finally figured out what that was about 2/3rds through the book. So it ended up being a so-so read for me. Which makes two out of three books by Ross that I've read and not cared for all that much.

Freefall is the first of Ross's High Risk novels which feature a group of Navy SEALs who are trying to put their lives back together after a bad mission in Afghanistan. This first book features SEAL Zach Tremayne, who is trying to put the demons of that mission behind him by returning to his home town of Swann Island and working for his father's construction business. When he runs into a woman from his past, he's surprised to feel an attraction to her. But Sabrina is running from her own demons, having recently escaped death when a terrorist bombed the hotel she managed. She once loved Zach with a younthful teenager's innocent love, but she's not that girl anymore, and he's not in her plans. Their attraction is too strong, though, and they succumb to feelings that grow into much more. But there is danger on the island that soon comes after Sabrina and Zach must save her in order to forge a future together.

The first 100+ pages of this book move by soooo slowly. I kept putting it down and going back because it wasn't holding my attention. Each chapter jumps to a different scene with different characters and there's little continuity or flow. The story didn't gain any consistency until halfway through, and even then it would jump to scenes that didn't fit what you'd just read. It gave the book a jerky pace that was distracting.

Ross also did one of the things I hate in Romantic Suspense novels. She introduces a character, lets you get to know him/her...usually it's some person who has had a rough time but now things are getting better. And they're thinking how good life is getting and all that...and then they get brutally murdered. I HATE that. It's so damn depressing. Introduce the character, since that's necessary, but I really don't need to get all attached to them only to have them be brutally raped and murdered. That part was a total turn-off (obviously).

I did enjoy the characters of the book. Sabrina and Zach were good together, even if their relationship was a bit rushed. They had some steamy chemistry. So I didn't mind that aspect of the book. They were interesting.

But what made this book not particularly work for me was the fact that the suspense plot of the story was almost completely disengaged from the hero and heroine for almost the entire book. There's a serial killer loose on the island and up until the end of the book, the only thing that has to do with the H/H is them talking about what's going on and Zach telling Sabrina to be careful and not go out alone. It's only when...something happens (to not be spoilery)...and Sabrina gets kidnapped at the very end that the plot and the H/H intersect. Otherwise, it was like reading two separate stories. I don't think I've ever read a romantic suspense like that, and I can't say I enjoyed it. The H/H need to be involved in the plot, and in this book, they weren't. It made the story a more than a little less engaging to read.

Will I read other books in this series? I'm considering it. I found the supporting characters interesting enough to want to know what happens to them, but at the same time, Ross's style and way of telling a story don't really appeal to me. If I do read the next one, Crossfire, I'll take it out of the library like I did this book.(less)

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Aug 04, 2009 K. rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: audiobooks

JoAnn Ross wastes no time starting the story off with a "bang," literally. "Freefall" revolves around a Navy SEAL hero whose been discharged due to a skirmish with an officer after a failed mission in Afghanistan. Zach Tremayne suffers from post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and returns to his boyhood home on Swann Island (off the coast of the Carolinas) to recuperate and join his father's construction business. The heroine, Sabrina Swann, is an executive events manager/coordinator (not a "w...more JoAnn Ross wastes no time starting the story off with a "bang," literally. "Freefall" revolves around a Navy SEAL hero whose been discharged due to a skirmish with an officer after a failed mission in Afghanistan. Zach Tremayne suffers from post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), and returns to his boyhood home on Swann Island (off the coast of the Carolinas) to recuperate and join his father's construction business. The heroine, Sabrina Swann, is an executive events manager/coordinator (not a "waitress" as noted in the editorial review) for a hotel chain. The book starts out with Zach suffering a PTSD episode and re-living his last combat mission in a dream (VERY dramatic start). Sabrina is living in Italy and celebrating a much desired and worked for promotion, when the hotel she's in is suddenly blown up by a car bomb/terrorist attack, killing hundreds. By a twist of fate, Sabrina survives, but returns home to Swann Island with her own "nightmares" and PTSD problems. Zach and Sabrina were childhood friends who always had the "unknowing" mutual hots for each other (a favorite theme of mine), but Sabrina was younger than Zach and still "jailbait" by the time they were of a sexual age; Zach joined the SEALS, and they went their separate ways. The opening scenes of the book alone are both attention grabbing and vividly written, and I'm really impressed by the author's captivating storytelling and non-weighed down use of metaphors. The main plotline revolves around a serial killer that has been stalking the residents of the island, and we get chillingly well-drawn scenes in regard to the killer's activities, war battles, and the hotel explosion. The action jumps around pretty fast, but I enjoy that type of set-up. Once aware of the speed of the book, I quickly oriented myself to keep up. This is my first book by JoAnn Ross. She does suspense very well, but she also writes well-drawn secondary characters, and touching (I teared up when Zach re-lives/re-tells a mission "gone wrong" to Sabrina at one point) as well as hot love scenes (FYI -- not overly explicit, but no purple prose in sight!).

The only personal taste criticism I would have (which actually makes this a 4.5* for me) is a few wished for additional romantic scenes with the hero and heroine together sooner and longer, and a bit more focus on the romance; but again, that's merely a personal preference. I make that observation with a "grain of salt," as the suspense is so well written that it kept me totally engaged. This is overall a good audiobook with a decent reader who has enough reading and acting talents to keep my emotions fully involved. (Woman, and the men sound like men! ;)

JoAnn Ross is a great writer and storyteller. I'm very pleasantly surprised to discover her backlist. :) This won't be the last book I pick up of hers.(less)

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Aug 31, 2008 ElaineY rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: mystery-suspense-with-some-romance

I expected something different from this SEAL romance - an action romance in the vein of Lora Leigh's Tempting SEALs or, at least, Brockmann's TroubleShooters or Team Sixteen. It turned out to be a small-town-romance-with-ubiquitous-killer-on-the-loose and did not engage me at all though there were some parts that showed promise.

Though Freefall can't stand up to some of the romantic suspense out there and which I would not classify as a SEAL romance, I love my SEAL heroes and plan to read the ne...more

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Dec 28, 2009 UniquelyMoi *Dhestiny* BlithelyBookish rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: reviewed-by-me, suspense, 3-stars

I really wanted to like this book, was hoping to like this book, but I have to say that it was difficult to get through.

It had a lot of potential, but the dialogue between characters felt contrived, forced. I found myself skipping large sections while thinking "blah blah blah, moving right along..."

I have fallen in love with the suspense/thriller/romance genre and have been devouring anything and everything within this genre that I can get my hands on: Feehan's Ghostwalkers, Leigh's TemptingSEAL...more

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May 23, 2011 Leontine rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: contemporary-romance

I read JoANN Ross’ Freefall like I savor chocolate. At first I allowed myself to sample the flavor of the story and the writing style but quickly became in need for more and started to gorge myself. It had been a while since I read in the suspense genre so when I read the blurb of the cover at JoANN Ross’ website it instantly perked my interest. I love the energy of the Southern states of America, the drawl of the voices, the pace of small towns, the scents, the plantations, and the Southern bel...more

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Sep 28, 2010 Jane Stewart rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: erotic-romantic-suspense

2.5 stars. Ok, but I wouldn’t recommend it unless a reader is craving more romantic suspense novels.

It was ordinary and predictable. Nothing surprised or delighted me. I didn’t feel enough emotion or anticipation for the couple. At times I wished it would be over. But, it was still an ok read.

This is high intensity suspense with a perverted serial killer (“sicko”) who keeps women in a cage, tortures them sometimes for weeks, and then kills them. Caution for sensitive readers: repulsive and stoma...more 2.5 stars. Ok, but I wouldn’t recommend it unless a reader is craving more romantic suspense novels.

It was ordinary and predictable. Nothing surprised or delighted me. I didn’t feel enough emotion or anticipation for the couple. At times I wished it would be over. But, it was still an ok read.

This is high intensity suspense with a perverted serial killer (“sicko”) who keeps women in a cage, tortures them sometimes for weeks, and then kills them. Caution for sensitive readers: repulsive and stomach-turning torture scenes.

Story Brief:
Zach suffers post traumatic stress and left the military. He is working for his father’s home construction business on Swan Island. Sabrina was managing a hotel in Italy when a terrorist bomb blew up the hotel, burying her under rubble. She survived and returned to her home on Swan Island for awhile. Sabrina and Zach start to fall in love as they soothe and help each other to heal. Dead bodies start turning up on the island, the work of a serial killer.

CAUTION SPOILERS:

I was angry at the cliffhanger technique used in the beginning of the book. The author switched back and forth among three scenes, a military operation going badly in Afghanistan, a hotel bombing in Florence Italy and a serial killer torturing a woman. I don’t mind switching among stories, but I hated the cliffhanger style, for example: on page 7, a helicopter is hit with a rocket-propelled grenade. The next sentence is “Then all hell broke loose.” Then the author switches to a scene at a hotel in Italy. At the end of that scene on page 14 there is an explosion, screams filled the air, “Sabrina felt herself falling. Then everything went black.” The next sentence switches back to the military scene. There were six of these cliffhanger endings in the first 25 pages.

There was a touching and enjoyable scene at the end in which Sabrina has a conversation with Richard Cunningham.

Story length: 375 pages. Sexual language: strong/erotic. Number of sex scenes: 9. Length of sex scenes: 2 short scenes (less than 1 page) 6 medium scenes (1 to 3 pages) 1 long scene (9 pages). Setting: current day Swan Island off the coast of South Carolina plus two short scenes in Afghanistan and Italy. Copyright: 2008. Genre: erotic romantic suspense with torture.(less)

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May 25, 2012 Maggie Bermann rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

After reading the Stewart Sisters Trilogy (which was okay) I went into this series thinking would be much the same, but the blurb looked good...

I just have to say,. Im LOVIN' this series!! I thought when i saw the name Cait, was she the police woman from the Stewart series, and now onto second book find out she is...but more of that when i review the 2nd book.

I enjoyed how Ross sets the scene of 2 people who probs saw much more of the horrors of the world than anyone would wish, one escaping a t...more

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Jan 01, 2009 Miss Kim rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: fans of romantic suspense

Shelves: 2009, romantic-suspense

3.5 stars

The book was slow at times, but it did have good suspense. It has a lot of frequent flashbacks, and that gets old to me. I do recommend to any fans of romantic suspense. I'd like to read Crossfire, the next in the series, because the herione of that one shows up here and she interested me.

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Jul 24, 2009 Lychee marked it as to-read · review of another edition

Probably won't be able to finish this book. Already there have been two vicious rape-murders (serial killer on the loose) described in enough detail that it's disturbing my sleep and no descriptions of life-affirming mutual love to balance the violence.

The one thing that tempts me to proceed further is that the author is doing the best/most effective job of locating the book geographically that I've ever enjoyed. I'm getting a real sense of what it might be like to live in this area of Carolina...more

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Aug 15, 2011 Michelle rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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Jan 13, 2013 Kristen rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2013, romantic-suspense

If you love red hot and sexy romantic suspense novels that feature hot Navy SEALs, you'll enjoy the High Risk series by Jo Ann Ross. We're introduced to former Navy Seal Zachariah Tremayne and Sabrina Swann. They're both landed on Swann Island, a fictional island over in South Carolina, when nothing's where they seems. Family secrets come back to haunt them, when there's a serial killer on the island, and someone who came gunning after Zachariah, too. And what brought them back to the island hau...more

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May 19, 2009 Katie(babs) rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Sabrina Swann returned home to Swann Island three weeks ago after the hotel she was managing in Florence, Italy was bombed. She suffers from nightmares and post traumatic stress but feels the safest she has since residing at Swannsea, the Swann family home. Sabrina has also come back to mourn the death of her sixty-five year-old grandmother, Lucie, whom she loved dearly. Sabrina will take the time to recover and try to figure out what to do with her life. But it doesn’t help matters when she jum...more Sabrina Swann returned home to Swann Island three weeks ago after the hotel she was managing in Florence, Italy was bombed. She suffers from nightmares and post traumatic stress but feels the safest she has since residing at Swannsea, the Swann family home. Sabrina has also come back to mourn the death of her sixty-five year-old grandmother, Lucie, whom she loved dearly. Sabrina will take the time to recover and try to figure out what to do with her life. But it doesn’t help matters when she jumps every time she hears something that goes bump in the night. Plus, she almost has a heart attack when she finds a strange man looking at her through her bedroom window.

This stranger is not really a stranger at all since Sabrina had a childhood crush on ex-Navy SEAL Zach Tremayne. Zach has also returned home after fighting in Afghanistan and suffers from nightmares and bad memories of the dead. Zach has taken over some construction work from his father, one job being at the old Swannsea Plantation. Zach wasn’t expecting Sabrina, but he gets over the shock and is quite pleased by how Sabrina has grown into a beautiful woman. She’s definitely not the innocent sixteen year-old girl he left behind. Back than, Sabrina was jail bait, but now Sabrina is exactly what Zach could go for.

Sabrina and Zach start a tentative friendship and slowly come to terms with what has happened to them both during the past year: about the bombing where Sabrina worked, and Zach’s guilt for surviving in Afghanistan when so many did not. But in addition to the personal issues each has, the island itself is on notice because of a serial rapist and killer. Zach’s friend and the sheriff, Nate Spencer is close to the end of his rope because he has no clue who this killer could be, and because Titania, Sabrina’s best friend with whom he has been involved since high school, refuses to marry him. Plus, shady land developer Brad Summer wants Sabrina to sell the plantation so he can build a golf course, and he won’t take no for an answer.

As Sabrina and Zach become a couple, there is also someone besides the serial killer watching Zach and waiting for the right moment to exact revenge against him. With secrets, murder, and dead bodies littered all over the island, Sabrina has to watch her back because she could be the next target on the Swann Island killer’s list.

JoAnn Ross has written an intense thriller where the ending is quite a shock, especially when you find out who the killer is. I seriously had no idea who was murdering the poor women on this small island where everyone knows your name. FREEFALL is the type of book that has something for everyone. There is a tender, yet sexy romance between the two main characters, Sabrina and Zach, and also a secondary one with the sheriff and his hot-to-trot lady, Titania. And even though Sabrina’s grandmother Lucie may be deceased, her presence is definitely strong throughout the story as Sabrina finds out something unexpected about her dear departed grandmother.

Each chapter is a revelation about the secrets that a small town will keep to make sure everything looks great on the surface. Sabrina is one smart cookie and has a great family dedicated to her wellbeing that includes her Aunt Lillian, who oozes Southern hospitality, and her Uncle Harlan who is the local doctor.

FREEFALL is the perfect, edge of your seat mystery. JoAnn Ross is one author who delivers and will most definitely blow you away as you wonder if Sabrina and Zach will ever be safe enough to build a future together.(less)

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Mar 15, 2008 Gina rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Hmm... Not too sure what I should think or say about this one.

The beginning of the book was almost boring. I mean sure, the descriptions of action scenes had you feeling like you were there, but in between it all, descriptions of the past were almost tedious, making you wonder if the author would get past them. Some of them almost didn't seem like they should have been part of the story, only used as fillers. It was getting almost to a point where I wanted to skip past them by skimming, in searc...more

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Feb 17, 2008 Kathrynn rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: own, romance-suspense, 2008, reviewed

Have mixed feelings about this book. Overall, enjoyed it. The suspense was good as was the romance. There were times that I was laughing at the one-liners, too. But, the transition(s) between scenes or chapters was so abrupt that I felt jerked out of the story. Often, the scenes didn't pick up where they abruptly ended and it took me awhile to get back into the story. Not a good thing.

In real life conversations we sometimes "go off the beaten path" then get back to the topic. I've never seen tha...more

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Sep 24, 2011 Theri Grevelis rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Awesome read, absolutely enjoyed everything (well maybe not the nasty serial killer)about this book. It was fast paced, witty, heart wrenching, hot, hot, hot, suspenseful and highly entertaining, oh and did I say HOT. I read some reviews and they varied from great to not so great, I decided to make up my own mind and I am so glad I did. JoAnn Ross is a very talented and detailed writer. I can't wait to read every one of her books. Starting with books 2, 3, and 4 of the RISK series.

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May 25, 2010 Jacqueline rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: from-work-borders, romantic-suspense

Oddly enough, just before I read this book I read a true story called Robert's Ridge. It's about a failed SEAL mission in Afghanistan. The mission described in the front of this novel is taken almost directly from that action. Turns out the rest of the books in this series also all start with the Robert's Ridge situation.

I liked this book okay. It wasn't as good as the second one for me though. It wandered a bit and the SEAL didn't do much spec ops stuff.

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Mar 29, 2012 Christelle rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

The ending was the one thing that bumped the book from two to three stars, that's how much I enjoyed it. The beginning of the book, however, felt disconnected, jumping from one story to the next. And I didn't feel there was enough background to the characters to explain why they connected so quickly. The serial killer story didn't really draw me in until about two-thirds of the way in. Like I said, I enjoyed the ending, it really surprised me and I was glad for that.

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Feb 15, 2009 Tina rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

It started off slow for me. There was a lot of violent deaths in here and that isn't my thing. I feel thaere is enough drama and death in the world without having to read about it but it did have a couple good mysteries going on around the romance. Set in the South and a beautiful plantation and the love story was explosive and worth reading. Good book if you can get past the murders.

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Jul 23, 2011 Bridgette rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I thought it was a good story that had a lot of suspense and a serious twist at the end that I didn't expect so I enjoyed it. The only thing that I didn't like as much was when the writer would write about Zach's flashbacks in Afganistan and war related stuff that I wasn't as interested in or able to fully absorb.

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Feb 18, 2011 Debbie rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

My first JoAnn Ross book! I have to say it was a thrilling ride to the finish, and kept me intrigued all the way to the end. I can usually predict the endings of most of the romantic suspense/mystery novels, but not this one! Great twists, wonderful characters, and definitely great suspense! A Definite MUST read!

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Sep 18, 2011 Debby rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I liked the overall story. Even liked the ending mostly. But found myself skipping over a lot of back history...and descriptive stuff.... I think I was hoping it was similar to other authors stories about SEALS... Was good...but could have been better.

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Mar 06, 2013 Kathy rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Really liked this book. I would give it 4 1/2 stars. I thought I had it figured out but was WAY wrong. This is the first time I have read anything by this author. Am looking forward to reading more of her work.

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Aug 28, 2010 Janet rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: separated-for-long-time, war-setting

Pretty enjoyable -- I confess to not carrying much for being in head of villain (a total surprise to me, so that's good) and his victims -- but the romance was very enjoyable. I'll look forward to seeing more of the former SEAL and his former hotelier love in the books to come.

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Apr 07, 2010 Nadny rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Like it! I thought it was it's a nice change of pace from the Anne Stuart book I just read. Don't get me wrong...I love Anne Stuart! This was just a good change of pace, where the hero was so loving.

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Jun 09, 2012 Sue rated it 1 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I read about 100 pages and just gave up!! About the time I was getting the drift of the story off we went to some more character and it was just not holding my interest!! Boring

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Jan 04, 2012 Virginia rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

perhaps I am a wuss, but this was too violent for me. mean and graphic are what I wrote in my book journal. I love a lot of JoAnn Ross's books but not this one.

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Feb 19, 2012 Horace Mann Family Reading Challenge rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2-012-in-2012, adult-fiction, mystery, series

Each book in this series focuses on a different person but they are all connected by an incident that happened while they were serving in Afghanistan. P.M.

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Sep 21, 2009 Maria rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Loved this book and can't wait to read the rest of the series. Very well written and hot. Very well done romance and mystery.

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Nov 02, 2008 Sharon rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: e-book

I like Joann Ross. Her books have good twists and a bit of sex. Freefall is no exception. Sabrina moves back to Swann Island after a terrorist bombs the hotel she manages in Florence. Zach Tremayne moves back to Swann Island after his SEAL operation goes horribly wrong. Of course these 2 will fall for each other but it's the other stuff that happens around them that makes the book interesting. I was surprised by whom the Swann Island Slasher turned out to be. And a little disappointed in the way...more

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New York Times bestselling author JoAnn Ross has written around a hundred novels for a bunch of publishers. Two of her titles have been excerpted in Cosmopolitan magazine and her books have also been published by the Doubleday, Rhapsody, Literary Guild, and Mystery Guild book clubs.

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