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Name: Big John Wallace
Rank: Staff Sergeant, Chief Mechanic and Gunner
Mission: To serve and protect his crew and country.
Name: Connie Davis
Rank: Sergeant, Flight Engineer, Mechanical Wizard
Mission: To be the best...and survive.
Two Crack Mechanics, One Impossible Mission
Being in The Night Stalkers is Connie Davis's way of facing her demons head-on, but mountain-strong John Wallace is a threat on all fronts. Their passion is explosive, but their conflicts are insurmountable. When duty calls them to a mission no one else could survive, they'll fly into the night together—ready or not.
My thoughts:
Both were in the previous book, but this is their time. Connie is the dedicated mechanic, the soldier who forms no attachment. She feels weird and that she does not belong. I kind of felt that I I understood where she was coming from. Yes she has issues, but that is who she is. While Big John is nice, fits in and is just a good guy. A perfect fit? Well not exactly and that is what makes it good. They first fight their attraction and then they have lots of other things to deal with. They grow.
Is there lots of military action then? Yes and no. Military yes, action, mostly at the end. That part I liked the least. Sure it was suspenseful but by then I just wanted to know everything would be ok between these too. And I rather watch and read the truly suspenseful bits in books (yes I like movies ;)
Conclusion:
Suspense, romance, a bit of nice family life makes it into a good book.
Cover
Ok
Series: The night stalkers #3
Genre: Military romance
Pages: 376
Published: Feb 1st 2013 by Sourcebooks Casablanca
Source: for review
Monday. Blech.
ReplyDeleteGlad it was a pretty good read for you!
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DeleteGood to know :) I have the first 2 and thought about using my Discover a New Love credit for this one. I just might!
ReplyDeleteI did not read book 1, bad me
DeleteThis sounds like a series I'd like. I'm off to add it to my wishlist!
ReplyDeleteI think you would enjoy it
Deletelooks really exciting!!
ReplyDeletethat it was
DeleteOh I like it when you can read a series in disorder!
ReplyDeleteAnd that I did ;)
DeleteThis is new to me but sounds interesting.
ReplyDelete<it's a nice mix of things
DeleteThe bit of family focus sounds nice.
ReplyDeleteHappy reading,
Brandi @ Blkosiner’s Book Blog
I did like that
DeleteHaha, well yes ;)
ReplyDeleteYou mean I can read this out of order? Not that I do that or anything... *cough*
ReplyDeleteThis does sound like something I'd enjoy. I like that she is a mechanic. Great review!
Hihi, I know I know, I am evil, I read out of order ;)
DeleteAnd so can you my friend ;)
My mom's uncle used to be a mechanic. He had permanently dirty fingers and fingernails. Romantic like hell. Have a horrible Monday.
ReplyDeleteHaha! Oh Ana, you make my day
DeleteI've never heard of this series, but it sounds quite cool, Blodeuedd! :) Thanks for the thumbs up!
ReplyDeleteYou're welcome :D
DeleteThis sounds good. Glad to hear I don't have to start with the first book :-)
ReplyDeleteSince I never did I must say that it does work :) Even if I want to read that first one too
DeleteI don't normally do military romances, but this one sounds different. I might have to give it a try.
ReplyDeleteI found out that I do like a bit of suspense too in my romances. It makes it exciting
DeleteI've read the other books and will definitely be reading this one.
ReplyDeleteI hope you enjoy it :)
Deletethis sounds good, and i love that you were caught up in getting your HEA.
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DeleteI like that this was written by a man!!
ReplyDeleteSo different from what I am used to, and it did it well
DeleteThis sounds like good romantic suspense. I like the cover too.
ReplyDeleteThe cover is cool :D
DeleteHmm I would have expected more suspense, more action. But glad you loved the romance part :)
ReplyDeleteThere was a lot at the end
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