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Summary: An irresistible read!
Review: Kiss and Tell by talented writer Cherry Adair is an irresistible story that offers the reader just the right blend of suspense, romance and humor. The unwanted attraction between key characters Jake Dolan, a top secret military agent running for his life, and Marnie Wright, a computer analyst in the mist of a career crisis is so expertly detailed, the reader will actually feel as though they are personally inside each scene as it is being played out--now, that my friends takes a lot of talent to pull off! Kiss and Tell, a book not to be missed!
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Summary: Nothing I can say that hasn't already been said.......
Review: .....about this dynamic book by many other reviewers except to inject a few of my own enthusiastic, "Bravo's" and plea's for a prompt encore to this tale of Marnie and Jake. Would love to see them appear in another tale as enjoyable, exciting and rousing as this one. Absolutely, positively the best book I've read in the past year! I don't think Cherry Adair is going to be able to write fast enough to appease all her many new fans she's accumulated since "Kiss and Tell" hit the book stands. So, I'll patiently twiddle my toes and read some books that may capture my attention even half as much while waiting. If you haven't read this book, you'll want to get it now and plan on letting your work pile up while you're reading it, because once started.....you won't be able to put it down!
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Summary: Hot & sensual read.....
Review: Marnie Wright grew up with four older brothers who smothered her because of a heart condition as a child. Now that she's twenty-seven, she's tired of taking the path of least resistance. She's finally going to do something with her life. When her Grammy died, Marnie decided to stay in the cabin up in the mountains. There she meets Jake Dolan, a hard-edged, antisocial guy with the most sensuous mouth she's ever seen...
When Jake meets Marnie, the last thing he wants is a woman to complicate things, especially since he's there on a mission to find to people who are trying to frame him as a mole in the T-FLAC government agency.
When a tree falls on Marnie's cabin, and Jake comes to find her, he takes her to his underground lair where she finds that he's top-secret military.
This book was wonderful. I loved the way Marnie flattened every attempt Jake had to keep her away. She was such a strong character. Jake was a very sexy and mysterious man with a past. The events these two go through on the path of love is funny, sensuous, and heart-breaking. This book is recommended very highly by me, and it will always have a place on my shelf.
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Summary: A book you don't want to miss...
Review: Marnie Wright has gone to her grandmother's cabin in the mountains of Northern California for some soul searching. Her grandmother had told her to live her life to it's fullest, but she didn't realize what she'd meant until after she was dead. So Marnie retreated to her cabin to figure out what she wanted to do for the rest of her life and how she wasn't going to accomplish it. The last thing she expected to find on the mountain was a cold and cynical man with more scars inside than anyone she'd ever met.Jake Dolan was put on suspension from T-FLAC, which is an organization that goes after terrorists for whomever hires their services. Still smarting after being accused of being a traitor, Jake goes to the only place he's ever found peace. The last thing he expected to find was a blond bombshell with more guts than brains and the biggest heart he's ever encountered in a person. Jake and Marnie come together in a storm of sparks and desire that just won't quit. Cherry Adair brings the reader danger and desire in this story about love and betrayal. Adair also introduces the readers to the other Wright brothers whom the reader will fall a little in love with. This is the first book of the Wright series and I look foward to all the other books in the series.
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Summary: A Snowy Mountain..Bad Guys..A Mysterious Hunk...
Review: My first Cherry Adair book and definately not my last! Packed with action that I so love in a romance and jampacked with romance and very steamy love scenes that will singe the pages!!! All I can say is, WOW! I haven't read a romance this good in a long while.
Too many contemporaries are filled with too much sex and talking. If you like your romances spiced with plenty of action, bad guys, mysterious men with a secret past, a mountain being hit hard by a unexpected snowstorm, a cabin, and one woman bent on finding out the truth and being caught in the melee, this is just what the doctor ordered... I loved the action scenes and how detailed Ms. Adair is with her military information, etc. An amazing book that will leave you on the edge of your seat with heart pounding scenes that will have you waiting anxiously for the outcome.
The second book to this is 'Hide and Seek', the main character is Marnie's youngest brother Kyle...the third book is 'In Too Deep', the main character is Marnie's oldest brother Michael. Tracy Talley~@
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Summary: Nothing I can say that hasn't already been said.......
Review: .....about this dynamic book by many other reviewers except to inject a few of my own enthusiastic, "Bravo's" and plea's for a prompt encore to this tale of Marnie and Jake. Would love to see them appear in another tale as enjoyable, exciting and rousing as this one. Absolutely, positively the best book I've read in the past year! I don't think Cherry Adair is going to be able to write fast enough to appease all her many new fans she's accumulated since "Kiss and Tell" hit the book stands. So, I'll patiently twiddle my toes and read some books that may capture my attention even half as much while waiting. If you haven't read this book, you'll want to get it now and plan on letting your work pile up while you're reading it, because once started.....you won't be able to put it down!
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Summary: Awesome! I've found a new "automatic buy" author
Review: After reading other favorable reviews of this author/book, I decided to give it a try, and I am so glad that I did! If you love Linda Howard's secret agents and Suzanne Brockmann's Navy SEALs as much as I do, you should give Cherry Adair a shot. I think she'll hook you just as easily as she did me. She keeps things moving at a brisk pace, writes snappy dialogue, and gives us a strong but sweet hero (in the truest form of the word). Plenty of adventure, action, humor, and honest affection for these characters. And (yea!) it looks like there could be a few sequels for them to pop up in in the future. I wish Cherry's next book was ready for purchase right now - I'm eagerly looking forward to it, and I will definitely buy anything with her name on the cover!
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Summary: WOW WOW WOW did I say WOW
Review: First let me tell you that I am primarily a Historical Romance buff. With the exception of a few serial contemporaries I tend to stick to the Historical genre and never do I read the long Contemporaries. Until Now. Kiss and Tell landed on my recommendation list so I decided to give it a try and boy what a ride. Immediately I was hooked could not put the book down. I think I stayed up half the night reading it. As there are 100 other reviews I will not bore you with the details. But the book is exciting and fresh. Our hero and Heroine are likable and well defined. All you want is for them to beat all the odds. At the same time holding your breath as you turn the page wanting to know what could possible happen next. I hooked now on Cherry Adair.
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Summary: My kind of book!
Review: This is one of my favorite kind of books. I'd guess you'd call it 'action-romance'. Ha! I enjoy a second plot going on at the same time the romance is happening & lots of action. This one had it. Unfornately, a couple of things about this one were a little too unbelievable, but I was still able to enjoy it. I'd recommend it to anyone who enjoys adventure-romance. Surely, CA is going to cover Marnie's (our heroine) brothers stories next - or maybe she already has since this was written in 2000. I'll definitely be picking them up.
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Summary: Testosterone filled action and romance combine
Review: Marnie Wright escapes her four protective brothers and father to go alone into the mountains to grieve for the loss of her beloved grandmother, who raised her. While there she disturbs a 'mountain man' in a nearby cabin, who gruffly warns her away. The same man comes to her rescue when a storm destroys her grandmothers cabin. Even so, it is not until armed men invade the mountainside that Marnie discovers her mountain man is ex-military, presumed guilty of being a mole and now hunted by both sides. Jake Dolan has holed up in his 'secret underground ultra-secure lair' but now that Marnie is exposed to danger, he feels compelled to protect her. And as time goes on and he gets to know her, he cannot deny the attraction between them. Don't let the seemingly hackneyed plot put you off. This is a very readable book, full of excellent characters and some heart stopping action. All the male characters are very strong and powerful, charismatic in their own way. Marnie herself is more than able to hold her own, not only in terms of the physical strength required, but emotional strength also - with her family and with Jake. The Wright family dynamics are great, and although much of the book has Jake and Marnie alone, nevertheless the supportive family feeling pervades the text of the book. The tension - sexual as well as suspense - is well constructed and taut. The action pieces, in terms of Jakes hidey hole and the various assaults from friend and foe are obviously well thought out and tensely believable. Here's one reader looking forward to reading more about both the Wright brothers and the black ops team.
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