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Special Forces Seduction
When two spies reunite, sparks fly in the most dangerous of circumstances
Go undercover one final time to bring down a drug lord. That's all Finn Carter wants from his ex, Alex "Hyde" Flores. But the sexy spy never counted on his feelings for her roaring back to life! Hyde's made it clear she's looking for forever while he's committed to staying in the field. Things change when their mission goes awry
Hyde wants out of the black ops game, yet she can't resist one more assignment. If she lays her life and her love down one last time, she demands nothing less from Finn. As the risky takedown spirals out of control, both spies must use all their wiles to stay aliveand have a future together!"
Go undercover one final time to bring down a drug lord. That's all Finn Carter wants from his ex, Alex "Hyde" Flores. But the sexy spy never counted on his feelings for her roaring back to life! Hyde's made it clear she's looking for forever while he's committed to staying in the field. Things change when their mission goes awry
Hyde wants out of the black ops game, yet she can't resist one more assignment. If she lays her life and her love down one last time, she demands nothing less from Finn. As the risky takedown spirals out of control, both spies must use all their wiles to stay aliveand have a future together!"
288 pages, Mass Market Paperback
Published January 3, 2017
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C.J. Miller
41 books34 followersC.J. Miller is the author of 20 contemporary romances, including the Ocean Sands Series.
She lives in Maryland and can often be found with a book in her hand or writing one on her computer.
She lives in Maryland and can often be found with a book in her hand or writing one on her computer.
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October 12, 2017
This was so boring that I struggled for a week to finish. The constant repetitiveness for the author to fill pages of the same comments over & over again, got on my nerves - not to mention the back & forth from the h of "no I don't want to have sex with him ever again", but wait a minute - Oh shucks, that feels so good, maybe I'll just be a tease and leave him out cold time & time again";
"He will never give up this life for a normal life with me" - but wait... let me see if I can push & guilt him into giving up everything for me"..... Since I gave up about 70% in the book, there were no love scenes or anything romantic about this couple. Apparently, H & h were having "flings" & one night stands from time to time over 3 year period and didn't know much about each other, yet after h has a miscarriage and loses their baby without H knowing anything about it, she decides to give up the spy business and have a "normal" life so she quits. However, H decides to recruit her one more time for a case and while he eventually accepts her decision to quit and walk away from him, he never expresses pain, regret or anything about the loosing her. He even wishes her well when she tells him that she wants a husband & kids! (should Hero's at that point express jealousy or something? Nope - not this one!) The only time we see any sense of guilt or somewhat pain is when he finally finds out about the baby. Beyond that, it is the h constantly thinking about what SHE needs and how she wants HIM to quit & have a life with her - yet up to 70%, he never once said in any POV or otherwise that he wanted to have a relationship with her. He even told her that she was trying to change him and he would change for anyone! Another aggravation, h just kept blowing hot & cold and was too annoying & manipulative. I gave up.....
"He will never give up this life for a normal life with me" - but wait... let me see if I can push & guilt him into giving up everything for me"..... Since I gave up about 70% in the book, there were no love scenes or anything romantic about this couple. Apparently, H & h were having "flings" & one night stands from time to time over 3 year period and didn't know much about each other, yet after h has a miscarriage and loses their baby without H knowing anything about it, she decides to give up the spy business and have a "normal" life so she quits. However, H decides to recruit her one more time for a case and while he eventually accepts her decision to quit and walk away from him, he never expresses pain, regret or anything about the loosing her. He even wishes her well when she tells him that she wants a husband & kids! (should Hero's at that point express jealousy or something? Nope - not this one!) The only time we see any sense of guilt or somewhat pain is when he finally finds out about the baby. Beyond that, it is the h constantly thinking about what SHE needs and how she wants HIM to quit & have a life with her - yet up to 70%, he never once said in any POV or otherwise that he wanted to have a relationship with her. He even told her that she was trying to change him and he would change for anyone! Another aggravation, h just kept blowing hot & cold and was too annoying & manipulative. I gave up.....
December 18, 2016
There is no shortage of dangerous escapades in the most recent release featuring operatives employed at the West Company, a secretive group which takes on very risky missions. The main couple has been met before, and I am delighted they now have a chance to tell about their latest assignment plus how their feelings for one another are ever changing. As these two competent spies battle criminals so the innocent can be safe, their emotions are constantly engaged in conflict and future plans are uncertain. I was definitely nervous during several of the more perilous incidents, as a satisfactory outcome looked doubtful. C.J. Miller takes her romantic couple on a highly adventurous ride, one filled with plenty of jeopardy to not only their lives but also their hearts. SPECIAL FORCES SEDUCTION is equally thrilling and emotional.
After working as a spy for ten years, Alex “Hyde” Flores started to feel that she was ready to live a much different life. As a current agent with the West Company, she often goes undercover and has been in some very dangerous situations. But now the challenges she would rather face are those of an average person and to not come across countless threatening circumstances. One part of her life over the past three years which Hyde wishes could continue is her relationship with Finn Carter, who works for the same organization. Yet he has no intention of settling down or quitting his undercover commitments like she recently did.
When Finn unexpectedly shows up when her family is celebrating a special occasion, Hyde is secretly glad to see him. But when he requests her help in stopping a drug dealer, she is torn as to what decision to make. Though she had planned to never go on a new mission, Finn has a very convincing argument that changes her mind. While the two skilled spies do come up with a well-planned strategy, nothing is ever assured when ruthless lawbreakers are involved.
It does not take long for Finn and Hyde to become entangled in one precarious situation after another. While she really wanted to begin living a more typical life where no one was going to point a gun at her in the next moment, her former partner and lover has other ideas. Though he says their latest mission will be for a good cause, both know deep inside that there are also some unspoken reasons for them once again getting together. As spies, Finn and Hyde are experts at keeping secrets and not letting their feelings be known, and they do the same with each other. I had no idea how each was going to react during certain incidents, and I was frequently worried about whether their responses would be positive or bring about additional heartache.
A huge number of factors come into play as Finn and Hyde try to make several tough choices, and conclusions related to their personal desires are sometimes just as difficult to decide as any connected to the assignment. C.J. Miller puts lots of realism into the threats Finn and Hyde encounter, and a few of the risks had me concerned about how everything would eventually turn out for the couple. SPECIAL FORCES SEDUCTION is repeatedly suspenseful from imminent danger, yet also emotional because of sincerely expressed feelings.
Copy received for my honest opinion
After working as a spy for ten years, Alex “Hyde” Flores started to feel that she was ready to live a much different life. As a current agent with the West Company, she often goes undercover and has been in some very dangerous situations. But now the challenges she would rather face are those of an average person and to not come across countless threatening circumstances. One part of her life over the past three years which Hyde wishes could continue is her relationship with Finn Carter, who works for the same organization. Yet he has no intention of settling down or quitting his undercover commitments like she recently did.
When Finn unexpectedly shows up when her family is celebrating a special occasion, Hyde is secretly glad to see him. But when he requests her help in stopping a drug dealer, she is torn as to what decision to make. Though she had planned to never go on a new mission, Finn has a very convincing argument that changes her mind. While the two skilled spies do come up with a well-planned strategy, nothing is ever assured when ruthless lawbreakers are involved.
It does not take long for Finn and Hyde to become entangled in one precarious situation after another. While she really wanted to begin living a more typical life where no one was going to point a gun at her in the next moment, her former partner and lover has other ideas. Though he says their latest mission will be for a good cause, both know deep inside that there are also some unspoken reasons for them once again getting together. As spies, Finn and Hyde are experts at keeping secrets and not letting their feelings be known, and they do the same with each other. I had no idea how each was going to react during certain incidents, and I was frequently worried about whether their responses would be positive or bring about additional heartache.
A huge number of factors come into play as Finn and Hyde try to make several tough choices, and conclusions related to their personal desires are sometimes just as difficult to decide as any connected to the assignment. C.J. Miller puts lots of realism into the threats Finn and Hyde encounter, and a few of the risks had me concerned about how everything would eventually turn out for the couple. SPECIAL FORCES SEDUCTION is repeatedly suspenseful from imminent danger, yet also emotional because of sincerely expressed feelings.
Copy received for my honest opinion
December 7, 2016
3.5 stars
Enjoyed it.
Enjoyed it.
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