Going Overboard

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Summary: Overboard for Christina!
Review: While I've always enjoyed Christina Skye's historical novels, I have to admit I've really enjoyed her contemporary ones. It's a big departure and you have to keep the pace going when you're dealing with current times. I was not disappointed. I've been really hooked on anything involving Navy Seals. Ford McKay is your typical alpha male. He wants to get in, do the job, and move on. Enter Carolina, "Carly" Sullivan who is in a bind. She's an up and coming photographer who is in danger of losing her golden opportunity to make it big. When she gets a look at the model hired to help her with the cruise line campaign that can turn her career to gold, she knows she's in trouble. She begins to try and locate the perfect man from among the cruise passengers. She spots Ford in the pool and once she gets up the nerve to approach him, he makes the mistake of thinking she's trying to proposition him. Ford is unaware that his reason for being on the ship is Carly, and his assignment is to keep an eye on her. There are immediate sparks even though these two headstrong individuals have trouble communicating. Carly has emotional problems stemming from her relationship with her deceased mother and Ford is determined to live his life as planned in the military, ALONE. You know what they say about the best laid plans! This was a great book and I didn't want it to end. This is another Christina Skye keeper!