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Command and Control
She plans to avoid love at all costs… Senior Master Sergeant Dayana Meeks has sworn off dating military men for good. So when she’s asked to attend a deployment briefing the last thing she’s looking for is romance. Unfortunately, the moment she locks eyes with irresistibly sexy Keim Howard, she realizes that sometimes promises are impossible to keep. He intends to change her mind… As a Chief in the United States Air Force, Keim has a reputation on-duty as a no-nonsense leader who’s used to airmen obeying his every command. Off duty he has a reputation of being a bit of a heart breaker, however, the second he sees Dayana, she becomes a craving he fears he’ll never be able to satisfy. Problem is, she’s intent on resisting him. But Keim is a man who always gets what he wants and will stop at nothing to break down barriers to have her heart under his control. *This is a standalone with a happily ever after and no cliffhanger. About the Author - Since strutting onto the literary scene in five-inch heels, Angie Daniels has been capturing her audience’s attention with her wild imagination. The USA Today Bestselling Author has written over thirty novels for imprints such as BET Arabesque, Harlequin/Kimani Romance and Kensington/ Dafina and Kensington/Aphrodisia Books. Angie has won numerous awards including a Romantic Times Reviewers’ Choice Award for When it Rains, and an Emma Award for Favorite Erotic Romance, for A Delight Before Christmas. For more information about upcoming releases, and to connect with Angie at www.angiedaniels.com.
- GenresRomance
312 pages, Kindle Edition
Published January 28, 2020
67 people are currently reading
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About the author
Angie Daniels
77 books232 followersAngie Daniels grew up on the South side of Chicago, Illinois. At a very early age, she spent nights creating soap operas with her younger sister until the two drifted off to sleep. Never did she realize that her longtime dream to become a published author would someday become a reality.
In 1999 Angie decided it was finally time to return to her love of writing. She took a year off to write her first book Intimate Intentions, which started off as a simple romance novel and later escalated into 542 pages of romantic suspense. After two submissions, Angie was offered a four-book contract with Genesis Press and her first book was released in 2001. In 2003, she also signed with BET Arabesque, and Kensington's Dafina imprint in 2004. In 2006, she added Parker Publishing, Aphrodisia and Harlequin Kimani Romance to her list. In 2010 she will release her twentieth novel. Angie currently resides in Missouri.
In 1999 Angie decided it was finally time to return to her love of writing. She took a year off to write her first book Intimate Intentions, which started off as a simple romance novel and later escalated into 542 pages of romantic suspense. After two submissions, Angie was offered a four-book contract with Genesis Press and her first book was released in 2001. In 2003, she also signed with BET Arabesque, and Kensington's Dafina imprint in 2004. In 2006, she added Parker Publishing, Aphrodisia and Harlequin Kimani Romance to her list. In 2010 she will release her twentieth novel. Angie currently resides in Missouri.
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June 17, 2020
Military Love
A feel good tale of military romance, btw should've been Marines, with just the required amount of angst and miscommunication. Can't have any drama without adding those two issues to the mix. The female character was somewhat infuriating, but that is to be expected in this genre of book. Either the man, or the woman, will do something stupid and then the real drama begins!!😂😂😂
Altogether a good story with extremely likable characters, and an extremely powerful and pleasant focus on our men and women in uniform from an AA perspective. That's not something you come across often so kudos to Angie Daniels.
Buy it, read it and enjoy!!👍🏾🇺🇸👍🏾🇺🇸👍🏾🇺🇸👍🏾🇺🇸👍🏾🇺🇸
A feel good tale of military romance, btw should've been Marines, with just the required amount of angst and miscommunication. Can't have any drama without adding those two issues to the mix. The female character was somewhat infuriating, but that is to be expected in this genre of book. Either the man, or the woman, will do something stupid and then the real drama begins!!😂😂😂
Altogether a good story with extremely likable characters, and an extremely powerful and pleasant focus on our men and women in uniform from an AA perspective. That's not something you come across often so kudos to Angie Daniels.
Buy it, read it and enjoy!!👍🏾🇺🇸👍🏾🇺🇸👍🏾🇺🇸👍🏾🇺🇸👍🏾🇺🇸
February 10, 2020
Military love
I enjoyed this book , both Howard and Meeks were individuals that I felt you could relate too. Meeks let her insecurities and trust issue almost cost her so much not just her relationship with Howard,but how she let it affect her job. I enjoyed the part when she finally talk to her dad ,and she didn't fall for Dames bs again. Howard was the kind of man who was honest in his approach to being in a relationship with Meeks I can't wait for the next installment in this series
I enjoyed this book , both Howard and Meeks were individuals that I felt you could relate too. Meeks let her insecurities and trust issue almost cost her so much not just her relationship with Howard,but how she let it affect her job. I enjoyed the part when she finally talk to her dad ,and she didn't fall for Dames bs again. Howard was the kind of man who was honest in his approach to being in a relationship with Meeks I can't wait for the next installment in this series
February 8, 2020
Suprisely Satisfying
I went through a couple of different emotions reading this book but came out of it satisfied. Strong male character I found myself actually on the side of the guy in this one the female lead had issues with trust that almost cost her a good man it just goes to show that we are indeed shaped by behavior of our parents the trick is learning to recognize that and over coming that
I went through a couple of different emotions reading this book but came out of it satisfied. Strong male character I found myself actually on the side of the guy in this one the female lead had issues with trust that almost cost her a good man it just goes to show that we are indeed shaped by behavior of our parents the trick is learning to recognize that and over coming that
February 15, 2020
Love it!
I was so proud of Dayana getting to the root of her insecurities by hearing her father side of the story concerning the demise of their relationship. But her mom was driving me up the wall with her name calling. Name calling is so childish to me. You should never call your child names. It doesn't make your situation better not does it shine a better light on the parent. Good job Ms. Daniels!
I was so proud of Dayana getting to the root of her insecurities by hearing her father side of the story concerning the demise of their relationship. But her mom was driving me up the wall with her name calling. Name calling is so childish to me. You should never call your child names. It doesn't make your situation better not does it shine a better light on the parent. Good job Ms. Daniels!
June 28, 2020
Excellent read
Excellent read, I loved the storyline and characters. Dayana had a lot of baggage. She carried abandonment and trust issue from childhood through her adult life. Keim was ready for his forever love and he found her in Dayana. Their romance wasn’t without troubles due to Dayana’s past and her insecurities. Thank goodness Dayana recognized she had to work on herself to accept true love. I recommend this book.
Excellent read, I loved the storyline and characters. Dayana had a lot of baggage. She carried abandonment and trust issue from childhood through her adult life. Keim was ready for his forever love and he found her in Dayana. Their romance wasn’t without troubles due to Dayana’s past and her insecurities. Thank goodness Dayana recognized she had to work on herself to accept true love. I recommend this book.
November 9, 2020
Hey don’t knock living in Kansas City, Missouri
Dayana Meeks and Keim Howard are military. Dayana has trust issues and Keim is just the man who can help her learn to trust again. His determination to win her mind body and soul leaves Dayana breathless and sexually satisfied.
Aside from the negative comments about Kansas City this is a great read and I really enjoyed it.
I highly recommend this book.
Dayana Meeks and Keim Howard are military. Dayana has trust issues and Keim is just the man who can help her learn to trust again. His determination to win her mind body and soul leaves Dayana breathless and sexually satisfied.
Aside from the negative comments about Kansas City this is a great read and I really enjoyed it.
I highly recommend this book.
March 8, 2020
As expected, Daniels delivers another sizzling hot romance between two believable characters. The plot is engaging and well crafted "Daniels-style". Howard (Keim) and Meeks (Dayana) are both career military professionals who try to carve out a romance within the parameters of their jobs. I enjoyed the story although at times I felt it was a little too heavy on military jargon.
January 31, 2020
Trust
Without trust a relationship can go no where. Meeks carried her relationship baggage into her relationship with Howard. This was a great read. I couldn't put it down. The author, Angie Daniels, takes you on a journey we all can relate to.
Without trust a relationship can go no where. Meeks carried her relationship baggage into her relationship with Howard. This was a great read. I couldn't put it down. The author, Angie Daniels, takes you on a journey we all can relate to.
February 14, 2020
Too many confusing issues
While the story line was interesting, the main female character had too many unnecessary trust issues. Also book was too long. The ending was abrupt and the reader is left without a closing. It was dry.
While the story line was interesting, the main female character had too many unnecessary trust issues. Also book was too long. The ending was abrupt and the reader is left without a closing. It was dry.
February 16, 2020
A good read
A good book...frustrating because in my opinion the heroine was dumb, lacked true self esteem..with a bitter parent she had little choice...i get it it...and after true consideration enjoyed the book....
A good book...frustrating because in my opinion the heroine was dumb, lacked true self esteem..with a bitter parent she had little choice...i get it it...and after true consideration enjoyed the book....
March 4, 2020
Great read!
Awesome story of a couple coming together! I would recommend this book to anyone who loves military romance. Or even if they don't, they are sure to find a character that they are drawn to in the story line.
Awesome story of a couple coming together! I would recommend this book to anyone who loves military romance. Or even if they don't, they are sure to find a character that they are drawn to in the story line.
March 7, 2020
Sequel
I would like to know if your writing a sequel to Keim, Dayana? Trust is an easy word, but hard to believe and receive. Thank you Angie Daniels always love your books. Keeps me sane.
I would like to know if your writing a sequel to Keim, Dayana? Trust is an easy word, but hard to believe and receive. Thank you Angie Daniels always love your books. Keeps me sane.
October 9, 2020
Command and Control
Self reflection, vulnerability, forging a new path, insecurities, drama, self-doubt, facing problems head on, learning truth for self and learning to let go and love the one your heart beats for (priceless)
Great Read (Grown Folks)
Self reflection, vulnerability, forging a new path, insecurities, drama, self-doubt, facing problems head on, learning truth for self and learning to let go and love the one your heart beats for (priceless)
Great Read (Grown Folks)
January 31, 2020
To long
I choose this because it does not that that to the end.there was to many words I did not understand.
I choose this because it does not that that to the end.there was to many words I did not understand.
February 1, 2020
Good read
February 9, 2020
Trust Me
Both are in the military and trying to navigate that life and a relationship! Trust issues can keep you from moving forward. What are you going to do about it?
Both are in the military and trying to navigate that life and a relationship! Trust issues can keep you from moving forward. What are you going to do about it?
June 27, 2020
Command and control
Great great good plot, lots of love. Command given correctly can always let great control., with understanding and love this journey can be fun.
Great great good plot, lots of love. Command given correctly can always let great control., with understanding and love this journey can be fun.
October 1, 2021
Wow! Angie is still the one.
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