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Wingmen Warriors #7
Joint Forces
HOLDING IT TOGETHER
After being held prisoner, Senior Master Sergeant J. T. "Tag" Price returned home to find his marriage nearly dissolved. Then his wife, Rena, dropped a bomb of her own: she was pregnant. After more than twenty years of marriage they were expecting a new baby...and J.T. realized his second chance had arrived.
Then sudden danger loomed. Someone was out to destroy those he loved...someone willing to resort to murder. Now Rena and J.T. would need to call on the joint forces of their history, their love and their devotion to their family. But would the cost be higher than anyone dared imagine?
After being held prisoner, Senior Master Sergeant J. T. "Tag" Price returned home to find his marriage nearly dissolved. Then his wife, Rena, dropped a bomb of her own: she was pregnant. After more than twenty years of marriage they were expecting a new baby...and J.T. realized his second chance had arrived.
Then sudden danger loomed. Someone was out to destroy those he loved...someone willing to resort to murder. Now Rena and J.T. would need to call on the joint forces of their history, their love and their devotion to their family. But would the cost be higher than anyone dared imagine?
256 pages, Mass Market Paperback
First published January 1, 2004
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Catherine Mann
597 books1,247 followersUSA Today bestseller Catherine Mann has written women's fiction, romance, and romantic suspense for Lake Union, Harlequin, HQN, Berkley, Tule, and Sourcebooks, with titles released in more than 30 countries. Catherine’s novels have won numerous awards, including a RITA Award, the Romantic Times Magazine Reviewer’s Choice Award, and the Bookseller’s Best Award.
A South Carolinian at heart, after years of moving around the country Catherine has settled back in her home state with her Harley-riding husband. Empty nesters, they have a blended family of nine children, nine grandchildren, two dogs, and three feral cats, who all provide endless inspiration for new novels. For more information, visit: http://catherinemann.com
A South Carolinian at heart, after years of moving around the country Catherine has settled back in her home state with her Harley-riding husband. Empty nesters, they have a blended family of nine children, nine grandchildren, two dogs, and three feral cats, who all provide endless inspiration for new novels. For more information, visit: http://catherinemann.com
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April 16, 2018
This is the 7th book in the series.
In this book, I would want to read some of the other books in the series to fully understand what the hero's gone through which impacts on the story. If you want to know the overall story read the blurb above the review.
The plot was interesting and I was shocked at how much the impact of a previous capture/mission played with this couple's relationship. I do know, from experience, how missions and the military play with relationships in the soldier's lives. Our heroine believes she can't continue with this and approaches the subject of divorce with the hero.
The hero still loves his entire family with his whole heart; however, the mission he was on robbed him of his confidence in everything and he believes if that's what he has to give the heroine then that's what he'll give her. Once she learns they are to be parents again, really throws them both and the hero knows he still needs to be there for her.
However, when the plot thickens and an outside force decides to get to his family by other ways, our hero steps in and uses their (the entire family's) resources to keep them safe. Along the way the hero and heroine try and work out their differences and figure out what exactly went wrong.
Will they find it out? Will the pulling together of all their resources work or will someone get hurt or worse?
Like I said above, soldiers and their families have tough relationships and this book shows only parts of those relationships but it does it well. The marriage problems and how they go about resolving them or trying to of the hero and heroine are done equally as well.
The plot was ok and pretty predictable but liked how the flights were involved, but the information would never had been allowed out at all. Its just not done, but then unless you know military personnel you wouldn't know it.
Overall, the struggles of the relationship of hero/heroine was very well though out and worth the read but the mission/struggle of the suspense plot just didn't do it for me. I'll give it a higher star rating because I loved the relationship struggle between the hero and heroine.
In this book, I would want to read some of the other books in the series to fully understand what the hero's gone through which impacts on the story. If you want to know the overall story read the blurb above the review.
The plot was interesting and I was shocked at how much the impact of a previous capture/mission played with this couple's relationship. I do know, from experience, how missions and the military play with relationships in the soldier's lives. Our heroine believes she can't continue with this and approaches the subject of divorce with the hero.
The hero still loves his entire family with his whole heart; however, the mission he was on robbed him of his confidence in everything and he believes if that's what he has to give the heroine then that's what he'll give her. Once she learns they are to be parents again, really throws them both and the hero knows he still needs to be there for her.
However, when the plot thickens and an outside force decides to get to his family by other ways, our hero steps in and uses their (the entire family's) resources to keep them safe. Along the way the hero and heroine try and work out their differences and figure out what exactly went wrong.
Will they find it out? Will the pulling together of all their resources work or will someone get hurt or worse?
Like I said above, soldiers and their families have tough relationships and this book shows only parts of those relationships but it does it well. The marriage problems and how they go about resolving them or trying to of the hero and heroine are done equally as well.
The plot was ok and pretty predictable but liked how the flights were involved, but the information would never had been allowed out at all. Its just not done, but then unless you know military personnel you wouldn't know it.
Overall, the struggles of the relationship of hero/heroine was very well though out and worth the read but the mission/struggle of the suspense plot just didn't do it for me. I'll give it a higher star rating because I loved the relationship struggle between the hero and heroine.
December 28, 2013
not bad, more 3.5 stars because the plot was a bit lame, IMO. Sergeant J.T. "Tag" Price discovers his soon-to-be-ex wife is pregnant again (they already have two grown children) and he still loves her, so he does everything to get her back, mostly considering there's a danger luring and he cannot help but protect the ones he loves.
But a good story and I love this series really much so I'm already onto the next one!
But a good story and I love this series really much so I'm already onto the next one!
November 30, 2011
Wonderful book. What a nice romantic story of two people who'd been married for over twenty years. Usually you see the new romance blooming, but this time the story focused on rekindling a long-time love. Wonderful.
January 28, 2014
Whew! What a read. Intense, gripping, action packed, thrilling, smoking hot read. Started reading at midnight and couldn't put this down till I finished the book . Time now is 3am. Gosh alarm' ll go off at 5.30.
March 21, 2013
I think this was one of my favs.
February 12, 2014
Best book in the Series.. Starts the plots for many of the next books ... OMG you will love Nikki's story too !!!
March 21, 2016
skim read
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