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416 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published May 1, 2014
“My name is Terry, and I’m an alcoholic.”Fatal Flaw is a great addition to the series, and while I was happy to see so many things finally start to come together, what I was most impressed by was the way Ms. Force handled the issue of Terry O’Connor’s alcoholism. Openly, no sugar coating, Terry laid it all out and accepted responsibility for his actions. This was handled with honesty and compassion and without exploiting alcoholism or making it all about the drama.
“I told you—we’ll keep trying until we get it right. However long it takes. I’m not going anywhere, Jeannie. No matter what.”Another thing that I was so pleased to see was how Jeannie McBride was beginning to heal from her kidnapping and rape, with the help of her boyfriend, Michael. I adore him for his dedication and devotion to Jeannie, and I adore her for not giving up.
“Holy shit.” His voice was unsteady, and she could feel a slight tremor in his muscles. “Holy freaking shit.”The bottom line - While this book isn't without flaws, once again Marie Force has written a thrilling, romantic, passionate, heartwarming, story that kept me guessing as to who the bad guy was and what the motives were. I enjoyed seeing how tight Sam and Nick's relationship has become... the honesty, the love, devotion... great stuff, that.
“Look at it this way—never a dull moment.”
That drew a reluctant chuckle from her husband. “Dull is boring and overrated.”
“I’d love the opportunity to find out.”
Tipping her chin up to receive his kiss, he said, “Not gonna happen in this lifetime, babe.”