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The Realization
His abilities to think-quick puts him steps ahead of everybody else. His skills in the martial arts puts even the best to shame. His knowledge of explosives puzzles naval officers. He is an eighteen-year-old Navy sailor who finds himself racing to beat ticking time bombs, doing unexpected helicopter jumps and trying to rescue the only girl that understands him. Is it all coincidental or is someone after William Tucker?
Her father is the commanding officer of the ship. Her classmates hardly speak to her. Her crush is a sailor off her daddy’s ship. She is a seventeen-year-old teenager who finds herself a stowaway, kidnapped, and just trying to spend time with the only guy that understands her. Is it all coincidental or is someone after Gwendolyn Banks?
Her father is the commanding officer of the ship. Her classmates hardly speak to her. Her crush is a sailor off her daddy’s ship. She is a seventeen-year-old teenager who finds herself a stowaway, kidnapped, and just trying to spend time with the only guy that understands her. Is it all coincidental or is someone after Gwendolyn Banks?
402 pages, Paperback
First published September 15, 2013
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December 4, 2013
His abilities to think-quick puts him steps ahead of everybody else. His skills in the martial arts puts even the best to shame. His knowledge of explosives puzzles naval officers. He is an eighteen-year-old Navy sailor who finds himself racing to beat ticking time bombs, doing unexpected helicopter jumps and trying to rescue the only girl that understands him. Is it all coincidental or is someone after William Tucker?
After reading the synopsis I thought to myself that this book is going to be worth the read. Unfortunately there was not much action throughout the book until about the last 100 pages. Overall not a bad read but the synopsis should change to add Gwendolyn and the love story that I feel the book was mostly about.
After reading the synopsis I thought to myself that this book is going to be worth the read. Unfortunately there was not much action throughout the book until about the last 100 pages. Overall not a bad read but the synopsis should change to add Gwendolyn and the love story that I feel the book was mostly about.
October 1, 2013
I wrote this book so yes of course I love it!!!!!!!
If you are into suspenseful thrillers, anything military-related, or just up for an enjoyable, entertaining read, I think you will love this book.
I love writing! It is my passion! I served for five years in the Navy and I have combined my military experiences with my hobby (writing) and so I hope you you guys love reading the NAVY SEALS TEAM 100 series as much as I love writing them.
If you are into suspenseful thrillers, anything military-related, or just up for an enjoyable, entertaining read, I think you will love this book.
I love writing! It is my passion! I served for five years in the Navy and I have combined my military experiences with my hobby (writing) and so I hope you you guys love reading the NAVY SEALS TEAM 100 series as much as I love writing them.
February 15, 2014
The story was entertaining enough for me but I'd never recommend it to anyone who was looking for an "ACTION ADVENTURE" book. The first 300 pages was more along the lines of a harlequin romance with a military setting. It was only the last 100 pages that had any real excitement and action. Hopefully that's enough to get people to read the book(s) that follow. Thank you to Goodreads First Reads and Ida Haig Janis for the book.
January 25, 2014
GREAT BOOK, with an unexpected twist. Ida Haig Janis pulled me into her story from the very first page. With her mix of martial arts, Navy, and boy meets girl romance, the book sped by. I look forward to the next one!
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