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Terms of Engagement (The Alpha Squad #2)
by
Kylie Brant
Everything about her was a lie.Her role in defusing a hostage crisis had blown her cover, and "Lindsay Bradford" knew she had to flee again. But there was one obstacle.
Jack Langley.
Except her desire for one man.
Whoever she really was, Jack knew that Lindsay couldn't run forever. And she couldn't fight a vengeful killer all alone. Wherever she went, the SWAT cop would be th...more
Jack Langley.
Except her desire for one man.
Whoever she really was, Jack knew that Lindsay couldn't run forever. And she couldn't fight a vengeful killer all alone. Wherever she went, the SWAT cop would be th...more
Mass Market Paperback, 217 pages
Published
January 1st 2009
by Harlequin
(first published January 1st 2008)
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From the moment Jack Langley meet "Lindsay Bradford" at a Christmas party wearing half a santa suit, he knew there was something different about her. As he notices more things about her empty, simple, life, he grows more worried about her and wants to know what she is hiding. He takes extreme measure to finally get her to tell him what she is so afraid of and he makes it his mission to save her life and give her another chance to live it without always looking over her shoulders....a life hopefu...more
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3.5* Grade B
A decent romantic suspense book. Very few eye-rolling moments, with believable dialog and mostly believable situations. The physical attraction is a little over-the-top, but in line with the type of book.
I read and enjoyed the first book in this series, Terms of Surrender a while back. The books don't need to be read in order to enjoy the books.
3.5* Grade B
A decent romantic suspense book. Very few eye-rolling moments, with believable dialog and mostly believable situations. The physical attraction is a little over-the-top, but in line with the type of book.
I read and enjoyed the first book in this series, Terms of Surrender a while back. The books don't need to be read in order to enjoy the books.
What seemed like just another fairly decent romatic/suspense turned out to be a awesome story! by time the hostage crisis occured in the plot; I was hooked!
I appreciate the way the author had the characters progressing in their growth in the book. Instead of "Lindsay" being just another woman in danger, she had become a true personality and the same with Jack Langley.
A definite above average good read in Silhouette!
I appreciate the way the author had the characters progressing in their growth in the book. Instead of "Lindsay" being just another woman in danger, she had become a true personality and the same with Jack Langley.
A definite above average good read in Silhouette!
SO much better than Book 1! (I'll never forget the name of book #1's hero - Dace Recker... sounds like the name of a bad porn character or a stereotypical bodice-ripper hero).
I also liked the main two characters in this book, Jack & Grace. Both were realistic and likable.
I also liked the main two characters in this book, Jack & Grace. Both were realistic and likable.
Love Kylie's work:-)
Good read
In it for mystery, not for romance. I just skipped the romance.
Oct 22, 2009
Shawna
rated it
5 of 5 stars
Recommends it for:
Fans of romantic suspense & hot, protective, alpha cop heroes
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4-to-5-stars
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The mother of five children, Kylie Brant claims she began writing to save her sanity. Plotting stories became her method of escape from the reality of constant ball games, chauffeuring kids, and refereeing "minor" disagreements between her perfect offspring.
In 1992 she was elated to get a call from Silhouette offering to buy her second novel. Home with laryngitis at the time, she still managed to...more
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In 1992 she was elated to get a call from Silhouette offering to buy her second novel. Home with laryngitis at the time, she still managed to...more
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