Forever Blue (Tall, Dark & Dangerous #2)

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Forever Blue (Tall, Dark & Dangerous #2)

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Navy Seal Blue McCoy returns to his small hometown in South Carolina for his brother's wedding and quickly finds himself in a heap of trouble. After a very public fight at the engagement party, his brother is killed and Blue is the prime suspect. Rookie cop Lucy Tait is the only one who believes in his innocence, but will the attraction she feels for him get in the way of...more

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Published February 4th 2003 by Mira Books (first published October 1996)

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May 23, 2011 Buggy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: men-in-uniform-af-spc-op, rom-susp, shelf-10

Opening Line: "Lieutenant Blue McCoy was the point man, leading the six other men of SEAL Team Ten's Alpha Squad across the marshlike ground."

Carter "Blue" McCoy is the 2nd of Brockmann's Navy Seals to have his story told in the Tall Dark and Dangerous series and I have to say I am loving these men. Feeling a little bit like dessert these well written romances are short, super addictive and each just different enough that the stories always feel fresh. With delicious alpha male heroes, fantastic...more Opening Line: "Lieutenant Blue McCoy was the point man, leading the six other men of SEAL Team Ten's Alpha Squad across the marshlike ground."

Carter "Blue" McCoy is the 2nd of Brockmann's Navy Seals to have his story told in the Tall Dark and Dangerous series and I have to say I am loving these men. Feeling a little bit like dessert these well written romances are short, super addictive and each just different enough that the stories always feel fresh. With delicious alpha male heroes, fantastic dialogue and just the right amount of suspense, action and melodrama to keep you coming back for more (sometimes even before dinner) While each of these can be read as a stand alone as with all romantic series they seem to work best when read in order due to the continuing or evolving story arcs.

Blue McCoy has just returned to his hometown of South Carolina to attend his stepbrothers wedding. He hasn't been back to Hatboro Creek since he graduated and joined the Navy and in all honesty doesn't relish being back here now especially since his stepbrother Gerry is marrying his high school sweetheart, the fluffy, perfect Jenny Lee. It's a little awkward to say the least. However awkwardness soon becomes the least of Blue's problems as later that night at a pre-wedding party he and Gerry get into a heated argument and by morning his stepbrother is dead.

Of course Blue becomes the primary suspect due to their very public fight and because Gerry's neck has been broken in such a way that only someone skilled in hand to hand combat could have done it. Soon witnesses are coming out of the woodwork and the whole towns convinced Blue's guilty, everyone that is except for his old friend and rookie police officer Lucy Tait.

I really liked the heroine this time around, usually I find Brockmann's females kind of bland and unmemorable but Lucy had spirit and personality. She's had a crush on Blue since she was 15 and he rescued her from some bullies, never quite able to forget him she`s learned all she can about the SEALs program and is aware of how Blue lives his life and what it took him to get there, she also knows he's not a killer.

As a rookie Lucy's first big assignment comes when she's made chief investigative officer to Blue's case. And despite the hero worship she's suffering and the palpable sexual tension between them Lucy is determined to play by the book to prove Blues innocence and find the real killer. But what will she do when she finds out Blue is not the hero she thought he was? And as for Blue well he's never had a friend who was his lover before, who knew that was possible?

Unfortunately with this instalment there isn't much interaction with the rest of Alpha Team but it's still a great story, complete with several car chases and a police pat down that will make you blush. Once again Brockmann's dialogue draws you in, making the whole falling in love within days theme plausible. The love scenes are soft yet still erotic (just without the dirty words and more imagination needed) Here we even get some underwater action, and just wait till this SEAL chokes! (less)

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Oct 10, 2012 Hannah rated it 1 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance-lovers-book-club, contemporary, ebooks-i-own, law-enforcement, military, read-2012, romance, stupidity-as-plot-device

I deserve a medal for finishing this book. It pushed practically all of my rage buttons.

Let's start with the heroine. Lucy is an insult to all women who work hard to succeed in traditionally male-dominated careers. It's as if Suzanne Brockmann designed Lucy to prove that women are too weak, foolish, and emotional to be effective cops. Lucy makes one stupid decision after another, consistently defying protocol and common sense. Every decision she makes throughout the whole book is emotionally-dri...more I deserve a medal for finishing this book. It pushed practically all of my rage buttons.

Let's start with the heroine. Lucy is an insult to all women who work hard to succeed in traditionally male-dominated careers. It's as if Suzanne Brockmann designed Lucy to prove that women are too weak, foolish, and emotional to be effective cops. Lucy makes one stupid decision after another, consistently defying protocol and common sense. Every decision she makes throughout the whole book is emotionally-driven, based on her unsupported belief that Blue couldn't possibly be responsible for the murder he is accused of. She has no proof of his innocence; she just "knows" he didn't do it. So she repeatedly puts her job, not to mention her own safety, at risk.

And then there's all the time Lucy spends examining her crush on Blue. There are pages and pages of inner monologuing about how much she likes Blue, how unworthy she is of him, how he'll never notice her, blah blah blah. Remember, this woman is supposed to be a police officer, and all she can think about is her high school crush. If she spent half as much time thinking about her murder investigation as she spent thinking about Blue, she would have solved it within the first fifty pages.

As a hero, Blue is neither believable nor consistent. In one scene he'll act all macho and douchey, and then in the next scene he'll suddenly become sensitive and introspective. For a character who is supposedly taciturn, he spends a substantial portion of the book spilling his entire life story to Lucy. Also, Blue's sudden decision near the end of the book that he is in love with Lucy feels forced. There is no compelling reason why he would love her, as far as I can see. And while he certainly spends a lot of time thinking about how attracted he is to Lucy physically, I don't see much evidence of their compatibility in other ways.

The part of the plot surrounding the murder investigation is poorly developed and requires far too much suspension of disbelief. It's clear that Brockmann intends for the the reader's focus to be on the romance; the rest of the story is just an excuse for throwing the hero and heroine together. Also, for such a short novel, there are far too many characters to keep track of. When the villains were revealed, I couldn't even remember who they all were or whether I had met them earlier in the novel. At that point, I didn't even care. I just wanted it to be over.

There are plenty of other problems I could rant about, like the extremely unflattering southern stereotypes, the physics-defying sex, or Blue's unhealthy attachment to his leather sandals (which he indulges even when wearing his dress uniform!), but I'm too tired to harp on them.(less)

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Aug 07, 2011 Anja rated it 5 of 5 stars Recommends it for: Ladybird07

Who is Joe, when you can have Blue? Well, I liked Joe, but I have to admit Blue was more interesting to me even with the sandals on and the story didn't feel that anticliamtic as the first one.

When I read the first pages I thought I wouldn't like it, cos Blue and Lucy were getting it on and I'm really glad that it didn't come to that, cos I'm usually not very fond of books when the two main characters are get it on right from the start, because I want the suspense and the tension. And yes, I wa...more Who is Joe, when you can have Blue? Well, I liked Joe, but I have to admit Blue was more interesting to me even with the sandals on and the story didn't feel that anticliamtic as the first one.

When I read the first pages I thought I wouldn't like it, cos Blue and Lucy were getting it on and I'm really glad that it didn't come to that, cos I'm usually not very fond of books when the two main characters are get it on right from the start, because I want the suspense and the tension. And yes, I was getting it. I really liked the story about the murder and I had know glue until it was revealed, who the real muderer was. But what a judgemental town, they all should have apologized in the end for the did to him.

The end was way much better than in the first book, cos after the big 'boom' there weren't a couple of pages, which took away from the moment of "happy ending". Oh, but why do they always have to marry after one week of knowing?

The only thing I don't like about the writing style is the repitition of the things, which keep the main characters apart. Blues constantly thinking about that Lucy just want to be friends and that he would never fall in love this way. And Lucy stupid assumption that Blue only want a sexual relationship and would only fall in love with a girl like Jenny Lee. It got really, really silly at the end. Lucy figured out the reason why Blue directed her to the TV station where Jenny Lee worked, but still asumed Blue doesn't want her. I really wanted to slap her, just to make her think clear.

Oh and one thing, because I'm German and I think it was very bad research on the authors part. Blue was supposed to speak German fluently, but what I said wasn't only written wring, which I could bear, but it was also grammatically wrong, which would have made clear to the enemy that he wasn't a German. "Guten Tag, wie geht es dir? Meine Nahme ist Fritz.", the right and polite way would be "Guten Tag, wie geht es Ihnen. Mein Name ist Fritz.".

Besides that very good read I could hardly put way and now for some reason I'm really curious about Friscos book.(less)

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Sep 13, 2012 Brina rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

"Für immer - Blue" ist der zweite Band der "Operation Heartbreaker"-Reihe. Nachdem ich vom ersten Band eher mäßig begeistert war, wollte ich die Reihe noch nicht aufgeben und dem zweiten Band eine Chance geben. Zum Glück habe ich dieses Buch gelesen, denn die Reihe wird tatsächlich besser.

Suzanne Brockmann bleibt sich ihrem Stil treu, denn die Geschichte wird nach dem gleichen Schema erzählt: Mann und Frau treffen sich, Mann arbeitet natürlich wieder fürs Militär und die Liebe entfacht ziemlich...more "Für immer - Blue" ist der zweite Band der "Operation Heartbreaker"-Reihe. Nachdem ich vom ersten Band eher mäßig begeistert war, wollte ich die Reihe noch nicht aufgeben und dem zweiten Band eine Chance geben. Zum Glück habe ich dieses Buch gelesen, denn die Reihe wird tatsächlich besser.

Suzanne Brockmann bleibt sich ihrem Stil treu, denn die Geschichte wird nach dem gleichen Schema erzählt: Mann und Frau treffen sich, Mann arbeitet natürlich wieder fürs Militär und die Liebe entfacht ziemlich schnell. Aber dennoch hat die Handlung etwas an sich, was mich dieses Mal mehr ans Buch gefesselt hat.
Die Charaktere sind sehr sympathisch, authentisch und meistens pflegeleicht. Obwohl ihre Liebe untereinander sehr schnell entfacht, lassen sie sich dennoch Zeit, was mir sehr gut gefallen hat. Ihre Dialoge sind erfrischend, allerdings fehlt mir immer noch etwas Humor, was die Geschichte komplettieren würde.

Sehr gefallen hat mir der Übergang zu Band 1 und 2, die Charaktere aus dem ersten Band spielen ebenfalls eine kleine Rolle, allerdings geht es hier hauptsächlich um Blue und Lucy. Die Geschichte kann man auch einigermaßen ohne Einhaltung der Reihenfolge lesen, allerdings ist dies nicht unbedingt empfehlenswert, da man sonst mit den wiederkehrenden Charakteren eventuell nichts anfangen könnte.

Dazu wird dieses Buch seinem Genre deutlich gerechter als sein Vorgänger. Während der erste Band in meinen Augen fast ausschließlich eher Romance war, gibt es hier deutlich mehr Thrillerelemente, was der Geschichte unglaublich gut tut. Suzanne Brockmann konnte somit eine neue Seite von sich zeigen und die Spannung nahezu immer aufrecht erhalten. Die Suche nach dem Täter und die dazugehörigen Gedanken und Gefühle sind authentisch und vor allem mitreißend und überraschend, sodass ich das Buch kaum aus den Händen nehmen könnte.

Im ersten Band habe ich noch kritisiert, dass die US Army in der "Operation Heartbreaker"-Reihe zu hochgelobt wird. Dies ist zwar immer noch der Fall, allerdings wird Blue dennoch nicht wie der knallharte Mann dargestellt, der nur für sein Land lebt. Vielmehr darf auch er Schwächen und Gefühle zeigen, was mir sehr gut gefällt. Sollte dieser Stil so beibehalten werden, kann die Reihe noch richtig gut werden.

Nachdem ich das Cover vom ersten Band relativ kritisiert habe, muss ich gestehen, dass mir das zweite Cover deutlich besser gefällt. Die Farben und die Figuren wirken harmonischer, sodass dieses Cover sehr schön anzusehen ist. Gleiches gilt für die Kurzbeschreibung, die sich gut liest und Lust auf mehr macht.

Insgesamt ist "Für immer - Blue" deutlich besser als sein Vorgänger, dennoch ist noch Luft nach oben, sodass ich an der Reihe dran bleiben möchte und auch den dritten Band "Für einen Kuss von Frisco" lesen werde. Ich bin gespannt, ob sich Suzanne Brockmann erneut steigern kann.(less)

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May 22, 2011 Becky Moe rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: contemporary

Forever Blue is the story of Alpha Team Ten SEAL Carter "Blue" McCoy--a fitting second story in the series for the team's second in command. Most of the novel takes place back in Blue's hometown in South Carolina while he is on leave, so we hear more about the other team members' through their recounted past exploits than we actually see them in the novel. When first we saw Blue in Prince Joe, he was bemoaning the fact that his high school sweetheart was going to marry his stepbrother Gerry. As...more

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Feb 25, 2013 Lizabeth S. Tucker rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: romance

Police officer Lucy Tait tries to ignore the attraction she has always felt for Navy Lieutenant Blue McCoy when he's suspected of murdering his step-brother. It soon becomes obvious that someone is determined to see Blue hang for the crime, no matter what it might take. Blue is a man who learned early to keep his own counsel. Not even his SEAL team members know everything about him, except for Joe Cat (Prince Joe). Lucy is the first woman who doesn't seem to want something from him.

I really don'...more

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Dec 08, 2012 Erica rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: borrowed-and-returned, military, vanilla-romance, series-best-in-order

I read this one as part of a two-fer...I didn't realize when I checked out this Brockman novel that it was Tall Dark and Dangerous 1 AND 2. So, I got to read about Joe Cat and Blue back to back. This one had a lot of similarities to the first one...except Blue needed Lucy's help a lot more than Joe needed Veronica's. Blue was in a more extreme situation with the plot against him. Lucy's loyalty was really amazing...she basically took on the whole town to defend her man (who wasn't even her man y...more

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Jan 20, 2011 Nenk's Nich rated it 5 of 5 stars

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. asli bca buku ini juga awalna, pnuh spekulasi.. bagus ga to ga?, hot to biasa aja?, to hnya ngomonk2 aja, akhirnya mulai d mmbaca....atelah diliat ada embel2 " BLUE EYES" wuihhh... langsung nilai + tuk baca langsung...

Blue McCoy campuran ALPHA + BETA MEN.. mnyelamatkan putri senator, pas saat mnyelamatkan putri senator, blue jd teringat akan teman, mgkn lbh tepatnya sorang yg pnh dselamatkan oleh blue pd masa lampau... namana lucy " Yankee".

pd dsarnya blue agak sdikit males untuk pulang mengha...more

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Apr 18, 2012 Nella rated it 4 of 5 stars

Book #2 - Forever Blue

The more I read the more I am falling in love with these men!

Big Navy Seal back in his hometown accused of murder. The only one who believes in his innocence is a girl that has had a crush on him her entire life, pretty much. There are great chemistry between the two characters and just plain adorable. (can a Seal be adorable???)

Even though the rest of the Alpha Squad isn’t involved, it is still a wonderful read.

Suzanne Brockmann is a magnificent story teller. Her characte...more

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Nov 28, 2008 Martha rated it 5 of 5 stars

Shelves: paperback, romance, suzanne-brockmann, read-in-2008, 5-star-reads

I thought this book was absolutely wonderful! A good, strong hero -- a Navy SEAL, Blue McCoy -- and a good, strong heroine -- Lucy Tait, a rookie cop -- meet again after many years. When Blue is accused of murdering his stepbrother, Lucy is the only person who believes he is innocent of the crime. As they work together to discover the truth, the attraction between them grows.

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Aug 12, 2010 Krista (One Love) (Critical) rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: adult, awesome-names, best-character-s, cont-romance, fave-rom-hero, funny, fave-romance, heroine-tstl, murderer-on-loose, own-ab, read-around, romantic-suspense, tears, yst, suzanne-brockmann, mom

So, the book was simple and pretty short, kind of a surface book, but I liked it a lot.

The characters were likable and had great chemistry. Lucy was a pretty typical heroine, snarky and proud and stubborn and bad-tempered. Blue was pretty original. I liked that he didn't talk much to anyone except Lucy. That was adorable. I really liked hearing about the relationships between Blue and the other Navy SEALS, and wish they all could have played a bigger role. The prologue seemed completely irrelev...more

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Dec 11, 2011 Rjsmommy rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: all-s-fair-in-love

The second in her Tall, Dark and Dangerous series was also a quick yet satisfying read. I loved Blue and I enjoyed Lucy's direct honesty. The murder plot was kind of unbelievable...the fact that supposedly none of the police knew that SEALS were trained killers in martial arts or that Blue wouldn't ask for help from the SEALS even after being charged was a struggle to accept. Even the way Lucy became a police officer was kind of unbelievable...but hey, it's an Harlequin Romance. I loved the chem...more

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Mar 20, 2011 MountainKat rated it 4 of 5 stars

I really liked this book. It had both a great hero and heroine. I thought their relationship was realistically developed. I had only one issue, the heroine held on to one belief just a little too long for my liking. But it worked in the story and that being my only complaint - I am a happy reader this evening!

I did read this out of order. It wasn't dependent on the first book, but does have overlapping characters and follows a timeline. I am likely to go back to read the first and continue with...more

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Nov 11, 2011 Jonetta rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Navy SEAL Blue McCoy returns home to attend his stepbrother's wedding...he's marrying Blue's high school sweetheart. Blue meets Lucy Tait soon after he arrives and, unbeknownst to him, she's had a crush on him since she was 15. She agrees to attend the wedding with him, which signals the start of something new for both of them. Blue gets embroiled in trouble and relies on policewoman Lucy to help him out of a very tough situation.

You find yourself liking Lucy from the very start and root for her...more

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Mar 17, 2013 Angie Outland rated it 4 of 5 stars

I read this book right after Prince Joe. It is about Blue who is Joe Cat's best friend and Swim Buddy in the Navy SEALS. The setting is in a small town in SC, where Blue is accused of murder. The book has great romance, some well-written sex scenes, and action. I enjoyed this book, and will continue to read the series. If you enjoy military romance (not too much strategic warfare stuff) then you will enjoy this series. I like learning about the NAVY SEALS and the training they endure.

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Jan 14, 2012 Kay rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: print

I can certainly agree with the rave reviews Ms. Brockmann has received for her Navy SEALs series. She is a magnificent story teller. Her characters come alive and the suspense and action keep you reading on and on. Add in a sizzling romance, and this is one of those books I know I'll be wanting to read again and again.

1995-96 RT Reviewers' Choice -- Series Romance Book of the Year
1995-96 RT Reviewers' Choice -- Silhouette Intimate Moments

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Mar 15, 2012 Darcy rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2012, military, romance

I am sort of surprised that I finished this one, there was so much that annoyed me. The whole conspiracy with the town was so very obvious and not very original. Lucy was slightly interesting, I did like how blunt she was. Blue was so blah, for a big tough guy on an elite SEAL team I found that surprising. I was annoyed with both of them fixating on Jenny Lee, but for different reasons. I was glad that this one was short.

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Apr 23, 2013 Kristiana S rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: what-s-in-a-name-rc, suzanne-brockmann, buy-it, owned-book, translated

Sukaaaa banget sama Blue McCoy dan Lucy Tait :)
Ceritanya juga aku suka. Meskipun aku penasaran sama nasib Jenny Lee Beaumont selanjutnya.

Ini quote favoritku :

"Kau bukan pengecut. Pengecut tidak terus
melakukan sesuatu yang membuatnya ketakutan
setengah mati. Pengecut pasti berhenti. Hanya orang yang sangat kuat dan sangat berani yang terus bertahan menghadapi ketakutan."
-Lucy Tait-

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Jun 19, 2011 Tressa rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: romance

I had such high hopes with this book. I liked the characters in Forever Blue much more than the characters in Prince Joe, but there was that incident with the stepbrother and the slide into being unprofessional once again. I do not understand why the characters are unable to delay their need for gratification when they’ve worked so hard for their professional positions and for their reputations.

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Aug 05, 2011 T. M. rated it 3 of 5 stars

At first, I worried that Lucy and Blue were going to just jump into a relationship given the first chapter. Instead, there was a great suspense storyline when Blue's stepbrother was killed--and the police suspected Blue--and Lucy tried to prove him innocent. Great suspense storyline and a decent romance to back it up. A very quick read once the suspense kicks up a notch.

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Sep 07, 2011 Michelle rated it 4 of 5 stars

Shelves: own, part-of-series

This was a great book. It was a little dated since it was from mid-90s, but Blue was a fabulous hero - strong, sexy & capable. Lucy was a bit of an enigma.... I didn't quite buy her being a police officer, even a rookie. But I loved her steadfastness when it came to Blue. One of the more romantic Brockmann books!

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Aug 09, 2012 Jintana rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

พระเอกเป็น Navy SEAL ที่ออกจะสุดขั้วไปหน่อย แต่งเครื่องแบบติดเข็มเต็มยศไปงานแต่งงานพี่ชายแต่ดันใส่รองเท้าแตะเนี่ยรับไม่ไหว

นางเอกตกหลุมรักพระเอกตั้งแต่ตอนวัยรุ่นแล้วก็ไม่ได้เจอกันอีกเลย ผ่านมาหลายปีก็ยังรักอยู่

เนื้อเรื่องสนุกน่าติดตาม ฉากโรแมนซ์ก็ไม่ผิดหวัง แต่ก็ยังประทับใจ Prince Joe มากกว่า

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Apr 10, 2012 Georgelys Guerra rated it 5 of 5 stars

Lo Adore! Blue eres un amor! llore cuando estuvieron en el estanque! ahhhahaha para mi fue demasiado romántico! hasta ahora uno de mis favoritos aunque el primero no se queda atrás creo que es un empate! xD lol.... es increíble lo vuelvo a decir AMO EL ROMANCE CONTEMPORÁNEO

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Feb 27, 2011 Sara rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: military-heroes

I loved the story of the Yankee girl finally getting her Southern man. And, as a so-called Yankee, I gotta say, us girls from the North just know how to do things better.
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May 30, 2009 Rochelle rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: romantic-suspense, 2009-read, man-in-uniform

I debated between rating this a 2 or a 3. It definitely was obvious that it is one of Suzanne Brockmann's earlier works. I liked the "whodunit" aspect of the book, but the rest of it was pretty corny.

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Oct 02, 2012 Maryori rated it 4 of 5 stars

Se desarrolla a un ritmo bastante bueno, una historia bastante original, lucharon por lo que querían hasta que lo obtuvieron, tiene mucha personalidad y es lectura ligera, como para arrancarnos las preocupaciones universitarias *cof* *cof*

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May 22, 2012 Deanna rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I enjoyed this, easy read! Sweet story and interesting mystery. But the Epilogue left a little to be desired.... Sandals? Really? Will still look into any other books to see what happens to the rest of Blue's SEAL team, oh how the mighty fall LOL

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Oct 07, 2012 Gabri.13 rated it 5 of 5 stars

Questo è il secondo libro della Brockmann che leggo .. e non ha assolutamente deluso le aspettative !! Autrice bravissima come sempre , storia molto coinvolgente , personaggi fantastici ... e libro magnifico !! ;)

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Apr 30, 2013 Laura rated it 3 of 5 stars

I think the best part about this one is the point being made that while a SEAL seems totally like Superman, they are normal men. Beyond that, a standard romance novel in my opinion.

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Suzanne Brockmann is the author of nearly 50 romance and romantic suspense novels, including her wildly popular 15-books-and-counting Troubleshooters series. She also wrote the popular Tall, Dark & Dangerous series for Silhouette Intimate Moments.

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