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Ice Cold (T-FLAC #17)

by Cherry Adair (Goodreads Author)

4.27 of 5 stars 4.27 · rating details · 213 ratings · 51 reviews

T-FLAC operative Rafael Navarro will never allow another woman to suffer the consequences of his dangerous life. But in a world where a terrorist can do more damage with a keyboard than a bomb, he needs the expert help of a cyber-geek. And fast.

Fellow operative, and cybercrimes specialist Honey Winston prefers computers to people. But when a serial bomber threatens the wor...more

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Oct 23, 2012 Sheryl rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: loved-it, romance-contemporary, romance-erotica, romance-suspense

WELCOME BACK T-FLAC!!!! You were sorely missed!!! And boy, WHAT A WELCOME!!!

Rafael Navarro aka The Spanish Stallion (OH BABY!!! Yes... i can definitely see why... YUMMY!!!) and Honey Winston aka "Tight-Ass with a Tight Sexy Ass" <--- Rafe's words NOT mine :)

*SIGH* i LOVED EVERYTHING about this story; the tight story line, the killer suspense and the SMOKING HOT SEX SCENES *YOWZA*!!!!

But i think what i loved MOST of all was watching/reading Rafe tear through Honey's defences and Honey FINALLY...more

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Oct 23, 2012 Nikki Brandyberry rated it 4 of 5 stars

Cherry Adair makes a triumphant return to a popular long running series with Ice Cold, a romantic suspense she self published. Ice Cold brings readers back to the roots of the T-FLAC agency and gives them a pulse pounding thrill ride that is sure to please black ops lovers everywhere. It’s dark, it’s gritty and Ice Cold pulls no punches.

Honey is an operative that is known for her icy exterior. No one can get close to her and she appears to care more about her computers then she does about the hu...more Cherry Adair makes a triumphant return to a popular long running series with Ice Cold, a romantic suspense she self published. Ice Cold brings readers back to the roots of the T-FLAC agency and gives them a pulse pounding thrill ride that is sure to please black ops lovers everywhere. It’s dark, it’s gritty and Ice Cold pulls no punches.

Honey is an operative that is known for her icy exterior. No one can get close to her and she appears to care more about her computers then she does about the human beings she works with everyday. Trained by the best, no one cracks her shell. Until Rafael Navarro takes her to the floor in a fight that neither of them was prepared for while a co-worker lays dead not 10 feet away. With the evidence stacking up against Honey by her doppelganger, her and Navarro must work together to clear her name and uncover a plot intent on destroying everyone around them.

Black ops books are tricky for me. There has to be a balance between the military/action/ covert operations and the romance in the story. I find that too much of the spy stuff and my attention starts to wane pretty quickly. I crave the romance, which is of course why I’m reading the book to begin with. Ice Cold did get a bit slow in parts. Cherry Adair pays such attention to detail that it can be tedious at times. Almost overwhelming because the tactical terms used are ones you may not know the meaning to and so you have to stop and look things up or re-read sections to understand the grand scope of what she’s trying to tell you. So in that respect I was lost quite often. Other readers will revel in that detail and have no problems understanding the meanings, especially those that read black ops characters often. However, in the romance dept, she’s spot on! Honey and Navarro are a couple that is not to be messed with. Both super spies they were on an equal playing field and spent the majority of the book either bouncing ideas off each other or bouncing on a bed lol. Honey was an excellent heroine because she was the embodiment of a strong, capable woman. I enjoyed her many dimensions and her obvious love for the man who raised her after her parents died. Her protective instinct of those close to her and her ability to think under stress were also good qualities.

The protective instinct in Navarro wasn’t just present it overrode him in any instance that added Honey to the equation. Together these two were extremely hot as each worked through their pasts and how it had shaped them into the people they were today. I enjoyed not only that but the intrigue that surrounded everyone they worked with and how those trusted closed ranks and formulated intricate plans to take down the baddies. Navarro’s bomb knowledge was very extensive and it added to the air of thrill throughout the novel.

Overall I think Ice Cold hits the mark and is very enjoyable! Sub genre lovers are sure to agree! Ice Cold is a page turner you need to experience!

I give Ice Cold by Cherry Adair 3.75 stars! (less)

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Dec 08, 2012 Dianne rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: adult-fiction, action-and-adventure, romance, terrorism, suspense

Oh My! Sizzling hot tension! Non-stop action! Larger than life heroes!

T-FLAC operative Rafael Navarro and cybercrimes specialist Honey Winston are thrown together to stop bombings around the world that are threatening to cripple the largest financial institutions, as well as the entire global financial infrastructure.

Rafael, famous for being a hot ladies' man and Honey, who is known as the ice queen start out reacting to each other like oil and water...but these bombings need the best black ops...more

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Dec 05, 2012 Paranormal Haven rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: reviews-by-diane-guest-reviewer

T-FLAC Operatives, beautiful insanely rich, Honey Winston (Ice Princess) and ruggedly handsome Rafael Navarro (the Spanish Stallion) are paired together on an assignment. Bombs obliterate several European banks leaving holes in the ground where the banks were and the locked vaults intact.

Honey Winston is a Cybertech computer specialist. When someone kills her boss, Honey is best in the world. The night he is to pick Navarro up at the airport someone pretending to be Honey kills him. This leaves...more

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Nov 18, 2012 Marlene rated it 4 of 5 stars

Originally published at Reading Reality

Only in the 21st century do you get action-adventure by mixing a cyber-geek with a bomb expert. Last century it used to just be fists, knives and guns. Not that there weren't plenty of those involved in Cherry Adair's Ice Cold. And the action, between the sheets (when there were any sheets) and otherwise, was anything but cold.

Ice Cold is Adair's 17th foray into the operations of T-FLAC, the secret agency that she created to tell her stories of action, adve...more Originally published at Reading Reality

Only in the 21st century do you get action-adventure by mixing a cyber-geek with a bomb expert. Last century it used to just be fists, knives and guns. Not that there weren't plenty of those involved in Cherry Adair's Ice Cold. And the action, between the sheets (when there were any sheets) and otherwise, was anything but cold.

Ice Cold is Adair's 17th foray into the operations of T-FLAC, the secret agency that she created to tell her stories of action, adventure and romantic suspense. Even though it was my first trip, I didn't feel left behind by the plot or the set-up. I was immediately immersed in the story. Parts of it felt like a good TV or movie spy plot. But I like those. It used just enough of the familiar tropes to pull me right in.

T-FLAC is like any secret agency: it has special ops, and it has special operatives. Many live their jobs to the exclusion of any other life. Some go rogue. Eventually, those two types come into collision. It makes for edge-of-your-seat suspense hoping that the "good guys" are going to win.

And that not too many of them are going to go down in the line of fire along the way.

Ice Cold starts out with a loss. Honey Weston, the cyber-geek, loses her boss, and ends up taking his field assignment. Rafael Navarro is the bomb expert. They are chasing a serial bomber who seems to be bombing banks, and the surrounding city blocks, for no particular good reason.

Chasing down that reason is the suspense part of the story. Watching Navarro pursue West is the romance. Because he only does casual sex, and she doesn't bother with sex at all. She sees a player, and he sees a woman under the ice princess exterior she cultivates.

And while they are distracted with each other, someone is targeting them.

Escape Rating B-: I found myself wondering if Honey Weston was an intentional homage to Honey West, or if her name just accidentally sounded like a girl from a James Bond movie. It took me a while to take a woman named "Honey" seriously as an agent. Maybe that was the point. Honey Weston is deadly serious, even if she looks like a supermodel.

Until the very end of the story, I never felt like I was missing something by not having read the rest of the series. It probably would have added depth if I had, but I didn't feel lost. This is terrific! There's always some hesitation at breaking into a series in the middle.

But at the end, the villain, who had been so incredibly clever up until that point, came off as extremely bwahaha crazy. Some of her crazy was personal to both Navarro and Weston, and I wondered if it had come up in earlier stories, but mostly, she just went too far into crazytown. How could she have planned so meticulously up until that point and then gone so far off the deep end just at the sight of Navarro and Weston? It was a bit much.

However, I had a lot of fun with this. I could see the whole story playing out in front of me. It would have made a terrific movie. All I needed was the popcorn.(less)

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Nov 17, 2012 Heather Boustead rated it 4 of 5 stars

Ice Cold
T-FLAC Series Book Seventeen
By Cherry Adair

Rafael Navarro refuses to settle down and allow another woman to become victim to his dangerous lifestyle. Fellow T-FLAC operative Honey Winston has no social skills whatsoever and prefers computers to people. When the two team up to stop a serial bomber that threatens the world’s financial infrastructure they begin with butting heads but soon something more begins to grow between them.

What I love about romance novels is that no matter what is g...more

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Oct 19, 2012 Melissa rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: suspense-thriller, advanced-read

I had never read any Cherry Adair books and find that I am now hooked! I couldn't put this book down. Now I can't wait to go back and read the earlier books in her T-FLAC series.

When bomb expert, Rafael Navarro, first meets cyber specialist, Honey Winston sparks fly and it's not just because they are fighting in the dark and pretty well matched! As Rafael and Honey race to stop a group of terrorists from destroying the world's banking community, they find themselves falling for each other. In t...more

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Nov 21, 2012 Bj Gaskill rated it 4 of 5 stars

I have to give Ms. Adair credit, Opening a book with a kick-butt fight scene between the two main characters was one heck of a way to go!!
Then to top it with a "Kiss me!", Wholly Boogers!!!!

"Ice Princess", Honey, has to be my favorite character... she's got it all. She's got the money, the look, the attitude and then some (LOL).
I think it's amazing how a person can keep a front up as strong as she does in the beginning....show no emotions. She is by far a totally bad ass!!
Of course until Hot and...more

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Nov 10, 2012 Yvonne rated it 4 of 5 stars

T-Flac operatives Rafael Navarro and Honey Winston are called to action when a terrorist tries to blow up the world’s banking infrastructure. With Honey’s ability to detect cyber crimes and Rafael’s ability to defuse bombs, they are the perfect answer to stop the destruction of the world’s financial industry.

The closer Rafael and Honey work, the more attracted they are to each other. However, they must put their feelings aside as they race to save the world from true evil. They are stunned when...more

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Dec 07, 2012 Ashley Dawn rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012-reads

This was a great read. Honey is known throughout TFLAC as the Ice Princess. She is a cybercrimes specialist which means she is the best on computers TFLAC has. Rafael is the 'bomb whisperer' and lives his life bold and somewhat reckless. When the two of them come together for an Op, sparks fly and the Ice Princess may just melt. Someone blowing up buildings and targeting them. Honey and Rafael must move fast to stop this, no matter how personal it gets.
I completely enjoyed these characters. Each...more

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Nov 04, 2012 Saly rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: single-titles, romantic-suspense, read-in-2012, cops-law-enforcement-security

This was not a good T-FLAC book. I never got into the romance and the suspense part of it. The heroine Honey is a cyber operative whose boss is murdered and then she then has to go on a op with the hero bomb T-FLAC agent Rafe, known as the Spanish Stud. The heroine is chic and rich and known as the Ice Princess and I never warmed up to her. The hero too didn't have much presence. He had a tough childhood and his brief marriage ended when his operative wife died and he has been playing the field...more

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Mar 19, 2013 Debk rated it 5 of 5 stars

Cherry Adair always provides a thrilling plot, adventure and romance. Ice Cold continues the successful T-FLAC series. T-FLAC operative Rafael Navarro will never allow another woman to suffer the consequences of his dangerous life. But in a world where a terrorist can do more damage with a keyboard than a bomb, he needs the expert help of a cyber-geek. And fast.

Fellow operative, and cybercrimes specialist Honey Winston prefers computers to people. But when a serial bomber threatens the world's f...more

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Nov 14, 2012 Kathleen rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: reviewed

I usually like the T-Flac series, but not this book. A waste of money. Paperback is $15 and the ebook is out of control with zillions of typos! Typos every three or four pages, it seemed. How could it be so bad?

I didn't like Honey until the end. She was arrogant and stupid. She kept doing things an operative wouldn't do. Believing things only a twit would believe. TSTL and naive!

Nor did I buy the love between Rafael and Holly. It came on too fast, and was all about her beautiful, beautiful, so...more

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Nov 25, 2012 Kelly % Books-n-Kisses rated it 4 of 5 stars

Great story by Cherry.... but I was left with a question or two...

Full Review: 3 1/2
Ice Cold is Cherry Adair’s 17th book in the T-Flac series. But can easily stand alone. As this was the first book in this series that I have read. So never fear if you are not catch up on this series

I enjoyed this book, glad that I read it and would suggest it to my fellow book readers. But I didn’t love this book. At times I found myself a little board and would skim parts. But I did like the relationship betwee...more

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Jan 16, 2013 Cariadne rated it 2 of 5 stars

I'm well aware that Cherry Adair is a popular author and always meant to pick up one of her books. I'm a sucker for strong female leads and Navy SEAL/alpha male leads. Unfortunately, I clearly started with the wrong novel and this experience will likely prevent me from ever picking up a Cherry Adair novel again.

While a fan of rapid paced stories that keep me on the edge of my seat, I felt that a lot of the tension and character build up was very hollow. It felt very formulaic and prescriptive an...more

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Nov 16, 2012 Heather rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: net-galley

Thanks to the author, Cherry Adair, and NetGalley for the opportunity to read this early!

Ms. Adair always creates exceptional back stories. She seems to put a lot of thought into her carefully designed characters ensuring the reader receives only the necessary insight into the backgrounds, without overwhelming the reader. Given the personalities of these two characters it seemed that they were an unlikely couple; but leave it to her to make them seem prefect for each other.

Two T-FLAC operative...more Thanks to the author, Cherry Adair, and NetGalley for the opportunity to read this early!

Ms. Adair always creates exceptional back stories. She seems to put a lot of thought into her carefully designed characters ensuring the reader receives only the necessary insight into the backgrounds, without overwhelming the reader. Given the personalities of these two characters it seemed that they were an unlikely couple; but leave it to her to make them seem prefect for each other.

Two T-FLAC operatives, Honey and Rafael, must combine their skills to apprehend an international serial bomber determined to destroy the world’s financial infrastructure.

Honey Winston, a cybercrimes specialist, prefers to spend her night's at the keyboard hunting down cyber criminals. The best and most satisfying relationship she has ever had was with her computer equipment; it is everything a person is not. Struggling to come to terms with her mentor turning traitor left her questioning, on a fundamental level, who she can trust and if she will ever be able to regain her sense of stability.

Rafael Navarro, a bomb expert, is also dealing with a profound loss, and extreme guilt that have left him closed off emotionally. Prefect example of a true alpha male; known for both his legendary bedroom skills and his dexterity defusing bombs - (panty & bomb whisper). His dangerous life leaves no room for a relationship that last longer than an orgasm.

However, this mission requires an expert with cyber-geek skills, and he only works with the best - with no other choice he forms a partnership with Honey. As they grow reluctantly closer, their romance does not in any way take away from the action or the almost palpable suspense, and the reverse is also true. Authors often overdevelop one aspect while other languish undeveloped. A rarity among this genre, the story is well-balanced with equal parts action, suspense and romance. That is not the case as a seasoned writer she can handle everything from explosions, to passionate love scenes and intensely emotional conversations.

Individuals that have not yet read the T-FLAC series are missing the opportunity to experience an enjoyable series. For those loyal T-FLAC fans, this installment will not disappoint. This is an exceptionally well-written book that has made the wait worth it.

Disclosure: Netgalley provided this e-book free of charge for the sole purpose of an honest review. All thoughts, comments, and ratings are my own.(less)

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Dec 23, 2012 L.E.Olteano rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: blog-review, book-tour, reviewed, received-for-review

Originally posted on Nov 14 2012 at Butterfly-o-Meter Books:

Ask me not how I managed it, but despite this being book #17 in the series, I never did read any of the others. So this was all new since I read it as a standalone basically and the novel fared very well.

The T-FLAC world was really cool, all super-operatives, bomb whisperers and tech geniuses with the due amount of traitors and side-switchers. It was exciting and fun to read about these guys and their scope of activity and assets (fu~fu...more Originally posted on Nov 14 2012 at Butterfly-o-Meter Books:

Ask me not how I managed it, but despite this being book #17 in the series, I never did read any of the others. So this was all new since I read it as a standalone basically and the novel fared very well.

The T-FLAC world was really cool, all super-operatives, bomb whisperers and tech geniuses with the due amount of traitors and side-switchers. It was exciting and fun to read about these guys and their scope of activity and assets (fu~fu) were impressive.

Honey and Rafael were an interesting couple, her with the whole Ice Princess routine going on and him with the Spanish Stallion fame made for really explosive chemistry. I will admit to having pictured him somewhere along the lines of a Banderas super-spy, he totally had that dark and smoldering charm to him. Honey was an interesting character, she revealed herself as the story unfolded and I felt she evolved nicely without losing her persona as a result, and for that matter so did Rafael.
Their chemistry was very hot since the moment they met, the whole opposites attract scenario that you just know will be always juicy. I mean two hot agents, sort of clashing personalities or more like sides they chose to show the world - it was bound to happen. When it did, and it wasn't rushed, it was definitely adult, not closed-doors and really hot - really yummy, but also emotional and intense.
Rafel had that intense vibe to him without becoming too much, he was delicious, bold and charismatic but also caring and vulnerable. Honey had this hot spy/tech-geek vibe going on that I just loved, and despite showing an arctic front she was very lovable. Both of them had tough history and it made their romance all the better. The tension between them didn't dissolve with their one on one time, but actually intensified and it was a pleasure to follow.

The plot outside of the romantic arc was also very interesting to follow. We're talking a lot of action, wide range of scenery as they travel from one bomb scene to another and all those really cool operative-like things that keep you on the edge of your seat: disguises, intrigue, investigations, making out. You know the drill :D

The writing was a lovely third person narrative with two POV-s, his and hers, and it was very fun. Action scenes were suggestive and well built, you could actually hear the ass-kicking, shooting and smooching as the case was and tension was thrumming all over the place.

As far as curb appeal goes, the cover is beautiful, it sends the message across and it doesn't fall into the hot-dude-patter, so that couples with the blurb would make this an instant buy for me.

All in all, I say this romantic suspense was a very entertaining read, hot and spicy here, tense and intriguing there. I recommend it if you like operatives romance and the opposites-attract scenario.(less)

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Oct 11, 2012 Tina rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: print-own

T-Flac is back! I have never been disappointed in any of the books that I’ve read by Cherry. I like how she builds the suspense up so you think you know what will happen or who the culprit is and you find out you guessed it wrong. But the best is that you don’t figure it out when you’re only halfway through the book.

Rafael lost his wife while they were on an undercover operation together and knew he’d never watch another woman to be tortured due to his job. He is not happy when the help he need...more

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Nov 26, 2012 Kari rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: 2012, kindle

Oh T-FLAC, how I have missed you! I have been waiting for Ice Cold for a long time and boy it didn't disappoint! After reading the T-FLAC psi ones, I was happy to get back to basics. Ice Cold is a riveting , nail biting adventure. It also has a very hot and steamy romance. Ms. Adair really knows her way around a love scene!

Honey and Rafael are so great together. Honey is known as the "Ice Princess" because she never shows any emotion and seems to have no social skills at all. Rafael is known as...more

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Nov 15, 2012 Christi Snow rated it 4 of 5 stars

My Review:
I'll admit it, there were times when I was reading this book that I simply did not feel smart enough to follow all the in's and out's of the suspense story line. This is one complex book and I definitely had issues getting lost in the details of 'who', 'what', 'where', and 'why'. But when it's all said and done, this book is about Rafael and Honey.

They are both T-FLAC operatives. Rafael is a bomb disposal expert while Honey is a computer geek. They are both highly trained and highly ef...more My Review:
I'll admit it, there were times when I was reading this book that I simply did not feel smart enough to follow all the in's and out's of the suspense story line. This is one complex book and I definitely had issues getting lost in the details of 'who', 'what', 'where', and 'why'. But when it's all said and done, this book is about Rafael and Honey.

They are both T-FLAC operatives. Rafael is a bomb disposal expert while Honey is a computer geek. They are both highly trained and highly efficient in the field, although Honey is more used to working behind a desk. Throughout the operatives, Honey is known for her Ice Princess status while Rafael is known as the Spanish Stallion....two totally opposite personalities. But as they trace a serial bomber across the world, they begin to realize that they have much more in common than they originally thought.

I loved that the beginning of this book had the two of them pitted against each other, although they didn't realize who the other was at the time. Right away, Cherry established that although Honey doesn't do much field work, she is more than capable...just as good as Rafael. Between that fight and then Honey's first disguise transformation....I just loved her. She is so much more than everyone assumes when they first meet her and that makes her such a fantastic heroine. Rafael realizes that very slowly, but that makes his feelings out to be so much more.

Overall this book was really good. Confusion aside, I really liked it....and honestly, I read really quickly and probably could have taken this book slower to make sure that I got all the details. But there is a lot going on, in a lot of different places....which definitely makes it really exciting. From the moment I started it, I had a really hard time putting it down. I have read a couple of the other T-FLAC novels, but have definitely NOT read all 16 of the books that precede this one in the series. I don't feel like that hurt my enjoyment of this book at all. It definitely works as a stand-alone novel.

I received a complimentary copy of this book in return for an honest review.(less)

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Nov 17, 2012 Amanda rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: dhasg-general-challenge, read-in-2012, romantic-suspense

I hadn't realized how much I missed the T-FLAC books until I read this one! Although I have been enjoying Adair's interim series, I do really love the true T-FLAC books - and this one brings us right back into it.

I am also so, so, so glad that there was no paranormal aspect to this book like she did with a few previous T-FLAC books, which is normally something I do not really mind, but they just did not fit into this world. This book reminded me of the beginning books of the series, and made me...more

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Oct 24, 2012 Desere Steenberg rated it 5 of 5 stars

T FLAC IS BACK BABY ! Cherry Adair has done it again only this time it was even better ! The book had loads of action,passion,drama and best of all the true brilliant writing by totally awesome author Cherry Adair!

This lady knows how to write and you will get sucked into her work from page one. The characterization was out of this world and there were so many interesting surprises and bonuses that I could not get enough! If you have never read a book by this author you simply must,must I tell yo...more

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Sep 13, 2012 Zazoo Book Pimp marked it as to-read

Shelves: favorites

Has anybody read Cherry Adairs TFLAC series?
I LOVE THEM!
HOT SEXY ALPHA MALES FALLING HARD FOR THEIR ONE TRUE LOVE.

The Bonus is Cherry is a very fan friendly Author,
very accessible.
You can leave her a message on FB and she'll always try to answer back.
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New Book in October is
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Oct 18, 2012 Lee rated it 5 of 5 stars

I absolutely LOVED this book! The T-FLAC series is one of my very favorites and this installment was stellar! The main characters are easy to relate to and very human. The story is exciting and intriguing, making it very hard to put the book down once you've started reading. I am waiting anxiously for the next T-FLAC book and can't wait to read the adventure and romance Cherry Adair comes up with for the characters!

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Apr 16, 2013 Michelle Tempted By Books rated it 4 of 5 stars

I would like to have given this a 5 star but it just wasn't THAT fabulous. I liked it quite a bit don't get me wrong but it was not a five star for me. Rafael Navarro was adequately hot, deadly and sweet and Honey kicked ass and took names so that was a plus. The sexy times were quite wonderful as well. I am not sure what it was that is sticking in my craw. I did have some editing issues which held me up. One several pages, mid-sentence the words "page ..." were added. That seemed odd but there...more

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May 14, 2013 Marilyn rated it 4 of 5 stars

...I've read all of Cherry Adair's book...I love the T-FLAC series, except this one was just muddled down with lots of jumpy details at the beginning and was very hard for me to get into...unlike her previous T-Flac...after the first 3 chapters, I had all the sub-characters and was good to finish it...besides that, I enjoyed Honey and Rafe's story...

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Apr 15, 2013 Cynthia rated it 3 of 5 stars

Just finished it and I guess it was okay for a T-FLAC book, but I felt like there was way too much planning and technology talk for it to be a fast paced heart racing normal T-FLAC book like the others she has written.Don't get me wrong it was good but it lacked that little thing that sends a book over the top.

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Nov 17, 2012 Glynda Roy rated it 5 of 5 stars

I love this T-Flac series. I have read all these books and many of them twice. ( I especially like the web sight. It is so cool to see the characters. ) The stories are exciting and sexy. Romantic suspense at its best. As always with Cherry Adair books, I want more!

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Oct 11, 2012 Hollie rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: cherry-adair

Ice Cold by Cherry Adair is the next chapter in her Awesome T-FLAC series! Rafael Navarro, the Spanish Stallion, meets face to face with the Ice Princess, Honey Winston to stop a group of terrorists determined to blow up the world's banking community. A tornado of cold determination and hot sex carry these two towards justice! I loved reading this book. It had me on the edge of my seat and sad to see the end of the story. Thank You Cherry for another great read!!

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Oct 15, 2012 Linda rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: everybody

Rafael Navarro is the Spanish Stallion and Honey Winston is the Ice Princess. They are T-Flac operatives. Raphael is the bomb expert and Honey is the multi-millionaire computer expert. There are bombs and bad guys galore. If you like to see things blow up, this is the book for you. The romance is just as hot as ever. There are several snow storms that just melt in the heat that Rafael and Honey are putting off. You have got to read this to find out who the bad guys are. You might even recognize...more

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Always an adventurer in life as well as writing, New York Times best-selling author Cherry Adair moved halfway across the globe from Cape Town, South Africa to the United States in her early years to become a interior designer. Now a resident of the Pacific Northwest she shares the award- winning adventures of her fictional T-FLAC counter terrorism operatives with her readers.

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Ice Cold (T-FLAC #17)

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