The Recovery Assignment

by Alison Roberts

Officer Owen Hawkins of the Serious Crash Squad is furious when assigned Charlotte as his partner. He wanted a dedicated police officer, not a paramedic! But soon they are the best team around - and the chemistry between them is out of control.

Genres: Romance, Fiction, Contemporary Romance

288 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 2004

About the author

I was born and raised in Dunedin, New Zealand, but had my first year of school in London, UK and the second in Washington DC. I became a primary school teacher and began writing when I was living in Glasgow, Scotland for two years and teachers were all on strike. My first novel was a medical thriller with a good dash of romance thrown in.
I have now written well over a hundred romance novels with more than a dash of medicine thrown in. I love weaving the emotional journey of a love story through the background drama the medical world can provide. I also love the rabbit holes I can go down in the name of research.
Above all, I love romance. And a happy ending!

Reviews

[Monica Willyard Moen · Rating 3 out of 5]

Police detective Hawkins doesn’t want a new partner. His old partner worked well with him, and they were best friends. He has no intention of liking or getting to know the new guy. Unfortunately for him, the new guy turns out to be a lovely young woman who has duke credentials in police work and paramedic skills. She’s good at her job, dedicated, and smart. He’s finding out that having a new partner can be more fun and professionally rewarding than he ever expected. Now if he could just figure out his feelings inside, he be ahead of the game.

[Helen Moulden · Rating 4 out of 5]

The chemistry between Owen and Charlotte was amazing. The descriptions of the crash scenes were very well done but a little over the top for me. The story, itself, was very well written.