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Summary: Great read!
Review: "In Too Deep" follows the storyline of the "Wright" siblings. Her last two books dealt with a sister (Marnie) and a brother (Kyle). This book covers the relationship of Michael Wright (an ex-Navy Seal) and Tally Cruise and is a thoroughly ejoyable and exciting addition to the series. Highly recommended.
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Summary: IN TOO DEEP with rollicking Cherry fun
Review: An anticipated reunion with her elusive dad Trevor Church sends Tally Cruise to Paradise Island, Tahiti and marooned her in too deep with evil sabotages. For a start the cruiser carrying Arnaud, her father's hunchman and her exploded. She is fortunately rescued by the gorgeous and debonair Ex- Navy SEAL Michael Wright who sparks a hormonal craze in her. Unknown to her is his hidden agenda to bring nefarious felon Trevor Church to justice and revenge for his demised partner Hugo in a failed operation. He plans to use the expedient Tally as a bait but is unexpectedly fascinated by the sprite and courage despite her average looks. Treachery looms as Tally's life is under threat by murder and a spoiled half-sister....The third full-length romantic novel by Cherry Adair continues the misadventures of the Wright brothers. In Too Deep lends its kinetics to the saucy Tally with much sass to spare and battling through her phobias of the dark, liquidations, explosions with courage. Michael Wright is the incumbent alpha-male with hidden secrets whom Tally reserves primal lust for. The passion is lusty and erotically-charged with palpable chemistry. It is bright bouncy whimiscal fun as they squabble and frenetic when they get into action. It is with heart too - the triumvirate romance between the plain heroine, one-eyed pirate and a three-legged cat comes out starkly fractured but all the more warm and tender. Sure - the snappy dialogues may stray towards infantile and juvenile sometimes, but Cherry Adair's newest emerges swift and entertaining lubricated with cheery old fun that makes her contemporary romantic suspense one of the most notable this year.
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Summary: ANOTHER WINNER!
Review: Another great book from Cherry Adair. I really don't understand why my fellow Texan (earlier review) had a problem with this book. Humor, adventure, hot guy, spunky girl, sexy love scenes. . .who could want more? Another wild ride which, personally, I think is better than Kiss and Tell. Don't get me wrong, I liked all of them, but this one had a lot more humor. Give us more Ms. Adair! As far as I'm concerned, you and Linda Howard (and Anne Stuart) can't write them fast enough.
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Summary: Would you expect less from Cherry Adair?!
Review: As you would expect if you're a fan of Ms. Adair, this book was great! Lots of action, humor, and romance.
This is book 3 about members of the Wright family (Kiss and Tell, Hide and Seek). She never disappoints in bring suspenseful stories and wonderful, strong characters.
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Summary: Romantic Times Columnist, Patricia Rouse
Review: Cherry Adair again proves herself one of the reigning queens of romantic adventure with her fantastic September 2002 Ballantine
release, IN TOO DEEP! Book #3 about the heroic Wright family features brother, Michael, a burned out ex-Navy SEAL seeking revenge on an unscrupulous arms dealer, who caused Michael's partner's death and ended his career. The only problem is Michael finds himself falling hard and fast for the arms dealer's estranged daughter, who has showed up on exotic Paradise Island in the South Pacific to reunite with her father. Mix danger, intrigue, a hot tropical climate and the deep blue sea with sultry lovemaking and you get another
combustible bestseller! Regardless if you're experiencing Cherry Adair's novels for the first time or already a fan, readers will find themselves deeply enamored of her writing with IN TOO DEEP!"
- Patricia Rouse, Romantic Times Columnist
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Summary: WOW!
Review: Cherry Adair has done it again! In Too Deep, is a passionate book about two people chasing demons and finding something bigger than they are. Michael and Tally are a well written and terrific duo. The supporting characters are fresh and interesting. This book is actually better than the last one and as good as number one. I enjoy how she continues to weave this fantastic and funny family back into the individual stories. In the last few chapters, I won't give any story away, I just wanted the "spy king of the universe" to show up and give Michael a hand. After Ms. Adair finishes off the Wright family in the next two books, I can't wait to see what comes next!
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Summary: I love a good series
Review: Cherry Adair is Fun!
I really did like the book, but the character development did not happen to the end. But I don't read a romance to analyze I read to have fun (couldn't find anything to rhythm with analyze) but anyway I was a good fun book but I can't wait for Kane in Egypt. Its going to be sexy.
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Summary: It just keeps getting better
Review: Cherry Adair just keeps getting better. This book grabs you by the throat and never lets go. I felt for Michael and Tally for their fears. Cherry Adair made these two come alive and showed that love can help overcome fears. If you love action, suspense, steaming scenes, this book is for you. I for one am looking forward to the next installment of the Wright family. (I also went and found the first book of the T-Flac men.....The Mercenary.)
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Summary: It just keeps getting better
Review: Cherry Adair just keeps getting better. This book grabs you by the throat and never lets go. I felt for Michael and Tally for their fears. Cherry Adair made these two come alive and showed that love can help overcome fears. If you love action, suspense, steaming scenes, this book is for you. I for one am looking forward to the next installment of the Wright family. (I also went and found the first book of the T-Flac men.....The Mercenary.)
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Summary: Action Filled Romantic Suspense
Review: Cherry Adair's "In Too Deep" is her most spectacular novel yet. Tally Cruise, at her biological Dad's invitation, has come to the beautiful, private island Paradise that he owns. Finally, for the first time in her life, her estranged father wants to see her. No sooner does she arrive, then explosions and life threatening things begin happening around her. Ex Navy SEAL Michael Wright rescues her. But Michael has is own agenda to get rid of Tally's father who cost him his eye, his career, and the death of his best friend. The action is non-stop excitement, the sex really sizzles, and the dialogue is witty and funny. Adair does a really good job in developing her characters - their passions and their fears, their strengths and their weaknesses. It's nice to find a book where you truly like both the lead characters, and truly hate some of the evil ones. Its also nice once more see the rest of the Wright family that we met in the first two books - Marnie and Jake, Kyle and Delanie, and a couple twin brothers, Kane and Derek, whose tales I'm sure will follow in books to come. Grab a copy of this book quickly - you will love it!
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