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Alaskan Security-Team Rogue #3
Enemy Territory
Sometimes your biggest enemy isn’t across the line.Dutch Mackey has made his fair share of enemies over the years.None of them are like Harlow Mowry. As the hacker for Team Rogue, she’s got her hands in everything.Occasionally that includes his pants.The woman is as vicious as she is irresistible, and can run hotter than hot and colder than cold.Burning him up one second, freezing him out the next, she’s the most exhilarating challenge he’s ever faced.But her abilities make her a valuable commodity.And commodities can be stolen. ****Harlow Mowry has a job to do. And mixing work and play was not supposed to happen.But Dutch Mackey makes that a difficult rule to stick to. He’s charming and handsome and shares her opinion on the difference between right and wrong.Sometimes there isn’t one. Differentiating between good and evil isn’t as easy as it sounds.Unless you’re staring it in the face.Then it’s so much more simple than she realized.
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First published July 31, 2020
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July 22, 2025
Harlow and Dutch
And this series just keeps getting better!
Alaskan Security is still dealing with the fallout of the recent attacks (that never should have happened) and trying to figure out how deep the deception goes.
The headquarters are getting full, with the edition of another woman to help Harlow and her team.
Dutch and Harlow have always had sizzling chemistry and sassy banter that spills out into a deep connection. I enjoyed the all-consuming need Dutch has to protect Harlow, and the connection between them.
This series has been very addictive so far, and I can't wait for more. I'm reading Pierce's novella next, then on to book 4! :)
And this series just keeps getting better!
Alaskan Security is still dealing with the fallout of the recent attacks (that never should have happened) and trying to figure out how deep the deception goes.
The headquarters are getting full, with the edition of another woman to help Harlow and her team.
Dutch and Harlow have always had sizzling chemistry and sassy banter that spills out into a deep connection. I enjoyed the all-consuming need Dutch has to protect Harlow, and the connection between them.
This series has been very addictive so far, and I can't wait for more. I'm reading Pierce's novella next, then on to book 4! :)
October 10, 2021
This is the fourth book of the Alaskan Security – Rogue Team series of 7 books. I wanted so badly to love this book. I have been enjoying her characters, but the writer is bogging her readers down with the chaotic plots and storylines.
Yes, yes, yes…PTSD is real, people have hard times dealing with deep and unsettling issues. We get it. At 28% completion, Harlow has become unremittingly mean, obnoxious, bordering on cruel. She has always been snarky, actually it has been part of her charm, but now it’s dark and unnecessarily vicious. He self-importance is sky-high. She lives in her head, an unpleasant place to be. Truly, a person with walls as high as hers, with so much unresolved anger, should be left alone; of course, then we wouldn’t have much of a story. And that’s what the angst is all about: the story. It’s too much, too unreal and it feels manipulated. The puppet master/writer is behind the scenes punching all Harlow’s buttons for our amusement.
Dutch appears to be the only person who can see how close to the edge Harlow is. No one else. All of these highly trained observers of the human condition cannot see that a coworker is deep into PTSD. ALL the women at Alaskan Security have problematic, maniacal exes. And they all either hide their heads in the sand or want to eschew the help that they obviously need, offered by Alaskan Security. Harlow is no different. Same song, different page.
There are irritating errors in the book including:
“Harlow booped him on the…nose….” As in Betty Booped? Because I thought of Betty Boop, effectively removing me from the story. Perhaps she bopped him on the nose?
“Mona’s gaze dipped to Piece’s chest.” Up to now, his name was Pierce and continues to be after this typo.
In one case, even the swearing had typos; I’d just as soon not repeat them here.
Alaskan Security has been touted as tight, controlled, secured by battle-disciplined men (and now by women). As a security agency, why is it that any breach in their security (cyber or brick and mortar) leads to unmitigated chaos? How many times across how many books will they be breached? Geez Louise, I wouldn’t hire them to guard my garden.
If there had been something new to fill the first 40% (to Chapter 11) of the book, it would not have been so difficult to read. As it stands, the book became boring while iterating, and reiterating, the same sad issues over and over again. Readers are smart enough to remember when a character is in pain, and what circumstances led up to that pain. We don’t have to be reminded every few pages. We don’t have to be beaten over the head with it. It was all too much, entirely too much.
Throughout the book we can see the Dutch-Harlow dynamic being manipulated. For instance, it serves the writer’s purpose to have Dutch unable to assist Harlow with cyber tasks he used to do alone. In Counterfeit Relations, Dutch states that he knows how to hack and he successfully secured the Alaskan Security system from another hacker attempting to take over.
At 64% completion, we are (at last!) getting into the mystery behind the story. It has taken this long to get past all the troubles and torment the characters had to get themselves through…finally, we arrive at the heart of the matter. Nothing is resolved, of course, but at least we are getting into the meat of the book(s).
These books are all odd. The writer is good at creating characters to populate her novels. Her dialog is usually top notch and often fun. But the plot is being spun out in way too many directions. The reader needs a scorecard to keep up with all the activities. Is the book suspense or romance? It isn’t both. When Dutch and Harlow are romantic, the plot stagnates, and it feels as if the scenes where the two are interacting, working or sexing, are prolonged to fill the book. The plot plods along with so much anguish that it gets numbing.
While the Dutch-Harlow energy is sometimes fun, it is also consumed with pathos. Like the plot, it’s also numbing. I like both characters and would love to experience some gentle downtime just to offset all the tumult that their relationship tends to engulf. I am irritated with the writer: her characters deserve better plotlines. They deserve to be themselves, rather than to serve up a reason to push the storyline along. As I stated at the beginning, I really wanted to love this book, but I do not. It is disappointing and I hope the next book brings us closer to a conclusion.
Yes, yes, yes…PTSD is real, people have hard times dealing with deep and unsettling issues. We get it. At 28% completion, Harlow has become unremittingly mean, obnoxious, bordering on cruel. She has always been snarky, actually it has been part of her charm, but now it’s dark and unnecessarily vicious. He self-importance is sky-high. She lives in her head, an unpleasant place to be. Truly, a person with walls as high as hers, with so much unresolved anger, should be left alone; of course, then we wouldn’t have much of a story. And that’s what the angst is all about: the story. It’s too much, too unreal and it feels manipulated. The puppet master/writer is behind the scenes punching all Harlow’s buttons for our amusement.
Dutch appears to be the only person who can see how close to the edge Harlow is. No one else. All of these highly trained observers of the human condition cannot see that a coworker is deep into PTSD. ALL the women at Alaskan Security have problematic, maniacal exes. And they all either hide their heads in the sand or want to eschew the help that they obviously need, offered by Alaskan Security. Harlow is no different. Same song, different page.
There are irritating errors in the book including:
“Harlow booped him on the…nose….” As in Betty Booped? Because I thought of Betty Boop, effectively removing me from the story. Perhaps she bopped him on the nose?
“Mona’s gaze dipped to Piece’s chest.” Up to now, his name was Pierce and continues to be after this typo.
In one case, even the swearing had typos; I’d just as soon not repeat them here.
Alaskan Security has been touted as tight, controlled, secured by battle-disciplined men (and now by women). As a security agency, why is it that any breach in their security (cyber or brick and mortar) leads to unmitigated chaos? How many times across how many books will they be breached? Geez Louise, I wouldn’t hire them to guard my garden.
If there had been something new to fill the first 40% (to Chapter 11) of the book, it would not have been so difficult to read. As it stands, the book became boring while iterating, and reiterating, the same sad issues over and over again. Readers are smart enough to remember when a character is in pain, and what circumstances led up to that pain. We don’t have to be reminded every few pages. We don’t have to be beaten over the head with it. It was all too much, entirely too much.
Throughout the book we can see the Dutch-Harlow dynamic being manipulated. For instance, it serves the writer’s purpose to have Dutch unable to assist Harlow with cyber tasks he used to do alone. In Counterfeit Relations, Dutch states that he knows how to hack and he successfully secured the Alaskan Security system from another hacker attempting to take over.
At 64% completion, we are (at last!) getting into the mystery behind the story. It has taken this long to get past all the troubles and torment the characters had to get themselves through…finally, we arrive at the heart of the matter. Nothing is resolved, of course, but at least we are getting into the meat of the book(s).
These books are all odd. The writer is good at creating characters to populate her novels. Her dialog is usually top notch and often fun. But the plot is being spun out in way too many directions. The reader needs a scorecard to keep up with all the activities. Is the book suspense or romance? It isn’t both. When Dutch and Harlow are romantic, the plot stagnates, and it feels as if the scenes where the two are interacting, working or sexing, are prolonged to fill the book. The plot plods along with so much anguish that it gets numbing.
While the Dutch-Harlow energy is sometimes fun, it is also consumed with pathos. Like the plot, it’s also numbing. I like both characters and would love to experience some gentle downtime just to offset all the tumult that their relationship tends to engulf. I am irritated with the writer: her characters deserve better plotlines. They deserve to be themselves, rather than to serve up a reason to push the storyline along. As I stated at the beginning, I really wanted to love this book, but I do not. It is disappointing and I hope the next book brings us closer to a conclusion.
December 21, 2025
Why am I giving it 2 stars? I don’t know! It should be 1, but the plot is good, just very confusing. I think the author is confused herself about what was written at this point. I think the author started with something in her mind, got distracted, wrote a nice love story, remembered it was originally a spy thriller (unsure at this point) and then was back to the romance. Just a quick warning, there’s no romance, at least not in the traditional sense.
If I thought Book 2 FMC - Eva was bad, Harlow is worse. I’ve read mafia and bratva books that have more plot and more suspense than these books. The plot is obvious, but I’m going to keep reading to figure out if what I think is right.
First of all, again, these security guys are the worst at security. If they cannot protect their own homes how can anyone else can?! It seemed obvious there’s a mole and that’s not “found” until 95% of the book is done.
Second, Harlow is probably the worst written FMC I’ve read so far, and I thought Eva was insufferable and bitchy. Harlow is not bitchy. She’s just… stupid. The first book and second book portray Harlow in a different way than this book. She seemed genuinely want to be friends with Bess and Eva, but in this book she is just pretending and doesn’t want to be friends, and then a couple of pages later (obviously after sex) she’s now suddenly best friends with them.
Thirdly, how did her ex track her? Well she didn’t change her name or do anything legal - like maybe divorce to get rid of him. It’s very vague as to if she was married or not. Once she mentions her husband and once her ex. She mentions she just walked away, that means she’s still married to him and he can track her by all legal means. I don’t understand enough about hacking to explain, but everything you do has a digital footprint so whatever she does has a footprint that someone can follow. Again, the book doesn’t explain enough about it.
Fourthly, I was under the assumption that Dutch was a hacker and Harlow was brought in to help him. But in book 2 and then in book3 that changes. Suddenly Dutch is not good or he doesn’t know hacking as good as Harlow.
Fifthly (unsure if this is a word), but the writing is just terrible. I feel like the author would benefit from writing in a first person perspective rather than a third. With so many characters around it’s hard to follow the story line. I think we had about 50 characters introduced so far, some of who have double names (we’ll only one, but still).
Lastly, she didn’t end the plot again, now I have to read the 4th AND the 5th book because of course it doesn’t end in the 4th. I think the 4th and 5th are going to be similar too. The FMCs are going to get a 180 shift in their behavior and suddenly become bitchy, entitled and selfish.
There’s so much more I wanted to say but I couldn’t. 25% of the first half of the book nothing happens, even then only something happens when you are through 75% of the book.
Will be back with book 4, pray for me kids!
If I thought Book 2 FMC - Eva was bad, Harlow is worse. I’ve read mafia and bratva books that have more plot and more suspense than these books. The plot is obvious, but I’m going to keep reading to figure out if what I think is right.
First of all, again, these security guys are the worst at security. If they cannot protect their own homes how can anyone else can?! It seemed obvious there’s a mole and that’s not “found” until 95% of the book is done.
Second, Harlow is probably the worst written FMC I’ve read so far, and I thought Eva was insufferable and bitchy. Harlow is not bitchy. She’s just… stupid. The first book and second book portray Harlow in a different way than this book. She seemed genuinely want to be friends with Bess and Eva, but in this book she is just pretending and doesn’t want to be friends, and then a couple of pages later (obviously after sex) she’s now suddenly best friends with them.
Thirdly, how did her ex track her? Well she didn’t change her name or do anything legal - like maybe divorce to get rid of him. It’s very vague as to if she was married or not. Once she mentions her husband and once her ex. She mentions she just walked away, that means she’s still married to him and he can track her by all legal means. I don’t understand enough about hacking to explain, but everything you do has a digital footprint so whatever she does has a footprint that someone can follow. Again, the book doesn’t explain enough about it.
Fourthly, I was under the assumption that Dutch was a hacker and Harlow was brought in to help him. But in book 2 and then in book3 that changes. Suddenly Dutch is not good or he doesn’t know hacking as good as Harlow.
Fifthly (unsure if this is a word), but the writing is just terrible. I feel like the author would benefit from writing in a first person perspective rather than a third. With so many characters around it’s hard to follow the story line. I think we had about 50 characters introduced so far, some of who have double names (we’ll only one, but still).
Lastly, she didn’t end the plot again, now I have to read the 4th AND the 5th book because of course it doesn’t end in the 4th. I think the 4th and 5th are going to be similar too. The FMCs are going to get a 180 shift in their behavior and suddenly become bitchy, entitled and selfish.
There’s so much more I wanted to say but I couldn’t. 25% of the first half of the book nothing happens, even then only something happens when you are through 75% of the book.
Will be back with book 4, pray for me kids!
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
November 27, 2020
This book was no doubt harder for me to read. Not because I have been in a book clump, but because this book hit heavier than the books Jemma/Janice has written. This review has been hard for me to write. How do you review a book? About two people who have been through so much in life, you wonder what happened to make them that way. Then when someone’s past rears their ugly head in the present and sends things into a messy spiral. There is no one way to explain all the feelings I went through and how I had to reread some chapters to grasp precisely what was going on.
Harlow Mowry has been one of my favorites since she enters Alaskan Security books. She is not a woman to be messed with, yet someone did mess with her years ago, and she had kept it locked uptight.
Dutch Mackey is so different from the other guys on Team Rogue. While he may be used to sitting in front of the computer because of his leg, he has no problem going into the field or walking in the show to protect those he loves. He is willing to sacrifice and push those he loves so they see what he sees in them. Harlow wanted to ignore certain things, and Dutch didn’t want her to hide more of herself. He wanted her to blossom as he has seen her countless times before.
I love this book. It was a lot to get through, and there is quite a lot going on in this book. I honestly didn’t know who was good and who was bad. However, I enjoyed one heck of a good ride. I can’t wait for more books and, of course, Heidi and Shawn.
Harlow Mowry has been one of my favorites since she enters Alaskan Security books. She is not a woman to be messed with, yet someone did mess with her years ago, and she had kept it locked uptight.
Dutch Mackey is so different from the other guys on Team Rogue. While he may be used to sitting in front of the computer because of his leg, he has no problem going into the field or walking in the show to protect those he loves. He is willing to sacrifice and push those he loves so they see what he sees in them. Harlow wanted to ignore certain things, and Dutch didn’t want her to hide more of herself. He wanted her to blossom as he has seen her countless times before.
I love this book. It was a lot to get through, and there is quite a lot going on in this book. I honestly didn’t know who was good and who was bad. However, I enjoyed one heck of a good ride. I can’t wait for more books and, of course, Heidi and Shawn.
April 7, 2023
Love this series!
I love how it was done - it's kind of a like a progressive supper (weird analogy, I know!) with each book having a primary focus on one couple but including the whole team, and adding more to the overall story that links them all together.
Exceptionally well-crafted series.
The couples all have challenges, but Harlow and Dutch have bigger challenges than the prior couples. The way their prior trauma and PTSD is handled is excellent. Their reactions are accurately and sensitively portrayed. The work involved in surviving after significant trauma is minimized and there is no false hope that everything will be perfect some day. They both have to figure out how to live in the aftermath of what happened to them. Though their experiences are different, they do understand each other because of what they went through. At the same time, they're not just bonding because of a shared understanding of trauma - they are also perfect for each other in how their personalities match.
I love how it was done - it's kind of a like a progressive supper (weird analogy, I know!) with each book having a primary focus on one couple but including the whole team, and adding more to the overall story that links them all together.
Exceptionally well-crafted series.
The couples all have challenges, but Harlow and Dutch have bigger challenges than the prior couples. The way their prior trauma and PTSD is handled is excellent. Their reactions are accurately and sensitively portrayed. The work involved in surviving after significant trauma is minimized and there is no false hope that everything will be perfect some day. They both have to figure out how to live in the aftermath of what happened to them. Though their experiences are different, they do understand each other because of what they went through. At the same time, they're not just bonding because of a shared understanding of trauma - they are also perfect for each other in how their personalities match.
January 23, 2024
This series just keeps getting better and better!! Even though each book features a different couple, there is an overall storyline spanning the books. The intrigue, betrayal, action and thrills are amazing. With each book we get to know the characters better and better and I just love the family they are building! Dutch and Harlow were a long time coming and I’m so glad they finally got together! Dutch decided he was done waiting and from the beginning of this book was all in and wouldn’t let Harlow push him away. I love a good chase! He was so sweet and caring even when Harlow was being a b*tch to him. We get some good steam (not a whole lot though) and plenty of sugary sweet romance. Not just from these MC’s but also from the previous couples and the ones coming up (i cannnnoott wait for Pierce and Mona’s book!!) off to read Shawn and Heidi’s book now!
Safety:
No OW/OM
No cheating
No separation / no third act break up
Mentions rape, physical abuse, domestic violence, kidnapping
PTSD
Safety:
No OW/OM
No cheating
No separation / no third act break up
Mentions rape, physical abuse, domestic violence, kidnapping
PTSD
February 1, 2021
Interesting, suspenseful, hard to put down!!
Truly love this series. Dutch and Harlow are a great match, and you can really feel the chemistry between them. Action, adventure, suspense, laughs and strength are all of these things we get throughout this must read series. I did however find it frustrating when everyone wanted to be top of their game, but then to often disrepected Pierce's authority to the point it kinda hindered them being more productive in finding who is trying to hurt these ladies and destroy or hurt the members of Alaskan Security. But that aside, these are intelligent, beautiful, creative women, even when they were being a bit over the top at times. The guys are handsome, strong, determined to protect these women and their team at all cost. Love this series.
Truly love this series. Dutch and Harlow are a great match, and you can really feel the chemistry between them. Action, adventure, suspense, laughs and strength are all of these things we get throughout this must read series. I did however find it frustrating when everyone wanted to be top of their game, but then to often disrepected Pierce's authority to the point it kinda hindered them being more productive in finding who is trying to hurt these ladies and destroy or hurt the members of Alaskan Security. But that aside, these are intelligent, beautiful, creative women, even when they were being a bit over the top at times. The guys are handsome, strong, determined to protect these women and their team at all cost. Love this series.
April 9, 2021
Unstoppable suspense with the perfect blend of romance and action
This book is hard to put into words but exactly what you'd expect from a book about Harlow lol. This book sends out hundreds of little strands tying things together and then pulling them apart again. You almost feel like your spinning in circles trying to discipher what is going on and when its revealed I still had no clue.
Dutch and Harlow are great as they come together, his patience and devotion to her is adorable. Harlow has suffered terribly but she has come out stronger for it, she just hasn't realised it yet but with the help of Dutch and her new friends she'll figure it out.
This book is written so well, webs of deceit, suspense and action weave together to make an exciting story.
This book is hard to put into words but exactly what you'd expect from a book about Harlow lol. This book sends out hundreds of little strands tying things together and then pulling them apart again. You almost feel like your spinning in circles trying to discipher what is going on and when its revealed I still had no clue.
Dutch and Harlow are great as they come together, his patience and devotion to her is adorable. Harlow has suffered terribly but she has come out stronger for it, she just hasn't realised it yet but with the help of Dutch and her new friends she'll figure it out.
This book is written so well, webs of deceit, suspense and action weave together to make an exciting story.
January 19, 2024
We're early in the year but Dutch and Harlow are my favorite couple so far.
I figured that would be the case just watching them interact in the other books but seeing them live up to that was nice. I'm not a big fan of Harlow's light being a bit dimmed in here vs. the other books but also understand why since we're digging pretty deep into her life. The fact that Dutch was willing to work through that without blinking an eye made me love him even more.
I also found it kind of crazy they thought Mona was the leak of all people since a lot of it went down before she even arrived ... or was part of the team. But good for her for not backing down and just disappearing after that stupidity.
I figured that would be the case just watching them interact in the other books but seeing them live up to that was nice. I'm not a big fan of Harlow's light being a bit dimmed in here vs. the other books but also understand why since we're digging pretty deep into her life. The fact that Dutch was willing to work through that without blinking an eye made me love him even more.
I also found it kind of crazy they thought Mona was the leak of all people since a lot of it went down before she even arrived ... or was part of the team. But good for her for not backing down and just disappearing after that stupidity.
August 4, 2020
The books flow better when starting from the beginning I think, though all these books can be read out of order. . Jemma Westbrook always leaves you with a HEA and The Alaskan Security Series is a favourite of mine.
This book tells the story of Dutch and Harlow and their journey as a couple. She’s a hacker and racing against time to sort out the problems that began in Counterfeit Relations -Book 2. Their continual bickering leads to a hot and cold relationship until an old friend pays a visit. No spoilers from me! You have to read it to find out more.....
Fabulous read and am so looking forward to Guerilla Tactics - Book 4.
This book tells the story of Dutch and Harlow and their journey as a couple. She’s a hacker and racing against time to sort out the problems that began in Counterfeit Relations -Book 2. Their continual bickering leads to a hot and cold relationship until an old friend pays a visit. No spoilers from me! You have to read it to find out more.....
Fabulous read and am so looking forward to Guerilla Tactics - Book 4.
July 16, 2021
Tech guru Harlow Mowry’s been the lady protesting too much since she met coworker/co-techie Dutch Mackey. When Dutch thwarts Harlow’s kidnapping, he realizes how he feels about her and decides to let her in on the secret but first he has to get past whatever trauma Harlow’s hiding under her irritable, snarky braggadocio.
Despite new safety precautions and battened down hatches, information and a high value prisoner disappear, by a team with identical skills of Alaskan Securities’ team and on their doorstep. As a mole hunt gets underway, no one’s above suspicion, not even sexy new addition, Heidi, who wants more than Shawn’s attention!
Rating: 4.25stars
Despite new safety precautions and battened down hatches, information and a high value prisoner disappear, by a team with identical skills of Alaskan Securities’ team and on their doorstep. As a mole hunt gets underway, no one’s above suspicion, not even sexy new addition, Heidi, who wants more than Shawn’s attention!
Rating: 4.25stars
August 31, 2020
Oh my gosh , I absolutely love this series, it has been so exciting to read , I love the girls they all rock 🤗 , the guys are great , the action is awesome, the way the author draws us all in by stretching the story through all the books is awesome, I love how the next book starts right where the last one ended. I feel like its a never ending series , I really hope she finds more stories to add to this series , it sounded like more teams could have more adventures to come lol . Great job on this series . Highly recommend reading this series of books.
July 23, 2021
Another Great one
I love this series; the men are hot and the women are hilarious. OMG Harlow is something else; between “Walter” in the last book and women’s items in this book she is too much. Add in Heide and these guys are in so much trouble. I can’t wait to see how Shawn’s story goes.
The story line continues to grow and develop and I love how that is being done so that it keeps you guessing. The men and women are so much and what a great family they are. Can’t wait for Pierce to get his I imagine that will be explosive.
I love this series; the men are hot and the women are hilarious. OMG Harlow is something else; between “Walter” in the last book and women’s items in this book she is too much. Add in Heide and these guys are in so much trouble. I can’t wait to see how Shawn’s story goes.
The story line continues to grow and develop and I love how that is being done so that it keeps you guessing. The men and women are so much and what a great family they are. Can’t wait for Pierce to get his I imagine that will be explosive.
October 10, 2023
This has been the book of the series I have got most lost in so far. It's a fun series, the mystery is really spread out across the books and you don't really tend to get any closure in any of the books.
It's fun, and easy to read though. So it's doing the job I hoped it would. This security company is basically at war, so there isn't much security stuff seeming to happen and for a supposedly elite company, they sure are easy to get to it would seem!
However, if you put believability aside, it's really good fun!
It's fun, and easy to read though. So it's doing the job I hoped it would. This security company is basically at war, so there isn't much security stuff seeming to happen and for a supposedly elite company, they sure are easy to get to it would seem!
However, if you put believability aside, it's really good fun!
August 1, 2020
Strong And Smart
And that's the heroine! Dutch makes Harlow a little bit crazy by trying to take care of her even though she feels she can take care of herself. The dialogue between these two is never disappointing, and when they share the sheets, whew...hot. The suspense is ramping up, and the cast of characters at Alaskan Security is adding more sexy, more sassy, more everything to the mix. Best read in order, but dang these stories will hook the reader !
And that's the heroine! Dutch makes Harlow a little bit crazy by trying to take care of her even though she feels she can take care of herself. The dialogue between these two is never disappointing, and when they share the sheets, whew...hot. The suspense is ramping up, and the cast of characters at Alaskan Security is adding more sexy, more sassy, more everything to the mix. Best read in order, but dang these stories will hook the reader !
August 3, 2020
Enemy Territory
Holy page turner! If you want to sleep through the night, start the book early in the day because you won't want to put it down. This series is action packed and this book is no exception. You will be shocked by some of the things that happen, find out about the past of some of the team and think "it's about time" for for some of the other action. Can't wait for the next book as we journey closer to figuring everything out.
Holy page turner! If you want to sleep through the night, start the book early in the day because you won't want to put it down. This series is action packed and this book is no exception. You will be shocked by some of the things that happen, find out about the past of some of the team and think "it's about time" for for some of the other action. Can't wait for the next book as we journey closer to figuring everything out.
August 3, 2020
There’s just something about Jemma’s writing and storylines that just capture me and keep me enthralled. This series is definitely a must read and just keeps getting better book by book. Harlow is one kickass woman and I love Dutch’s softer side. Still leaving us guessing to the plot making me need the next book ASAP. Couldn’t leave a review without mentioning Pierce and Mona, give him hell girl!
August 9, 2020
Loving this series
Oh I loved Harlow and Dutch, they both have such pain in their pasts, and have so many hurdles to even start to overcome them. They’re are both strong characters but together they’re make a formidable team.
The suspense we have building throughout this series is fantastic, I have no idea who to trust anymore!
Jemma really gets your brain cells working with this one.
Oh I loved Harlow and Dutch, they both have such pain in their pasts, and have so many hurdles to even start to overcome them. They’re are both strong characters but together they’re make a formidable team.
The suspense we have building throughout this series is fantastic, I have no idea who to trust anymore!
Jemma really gets your brain cells working with this one.
September 24, 2021
Enemy Territory
Just when this was getting more exciting it ends. I'm dying to know the outcome of the conversation with Shadow. I love how the author just draws you into the suspense leading up to each showdown. You never know what each couple is going to face and what they have to do to survive. I never would have guessed who the traitor was in this one. I'm so ready for the next book.
Just when this was getting more exciting it ends. I'm dying to know the outcome of the conversation with Shadow. I love how the author just draws you into the suspense leading up to each showdown. You never know what each couple is going to face and what they have to do to survive. I never would have guessed who the traitor was in this one. I'm so ready for the next book.
April 7, 2022
Enemy Territory
Grumpy-growly meets Smart-sassy (continued)
Enemies to Lovers/Workplace
I love a good Sexy Nerd, This book has two!
And all of the grumpy-growly meets smart-sassy chemistry this series has served up from the beginning.
Jemma Westbrook/Janice Whiteaker continues to strike a perfect balance between bossy alpha males and super smart, sexy, competent women, creating couples who work best when they work together.
Grumpy-growly meets Smart-sassy (continued)
Enemies to Lovers/Workplace
I love a good Sexy Nerd, This book has two!
And all of the grumpy-growly meets smart-sassy chemistry this series has served up from the beginning.
Jemma Westbrook/Janice Whiteaker continues to strike a perfect balance between bossy alpha males and super smart, sexy, competent women, creating couples who work best when they work together.
July 16, 2022
Dutch and Harlow
Another very exciting adventure in Alaska! I love Harlow and all of her spit and fire. She is a pain in the you know what but is great at her job. Dutch has had her number since they met and is determined to to tame her until he sees she’s hiding a terrible past. And that past has found her. Dutch has her hands full keeping her safe and dealing with the women that make up their team. This is action packed, suspenseful and super steamy.
Another very exciting adventure in Alaska! I love Harlow and all of her spit and fire. She is a pain in the you know what but is great at her job. Dutch has had her number since they met and is determined to to tame her until he sees she’s hiding a terrible past. And that past has found her. Dutch has her hands full keeping her safe and dealing with the women that make up their team. This is action packed, suspenseful and super steamy.
January 20, 2023
3.5⭐️
I really loved Dutch and Harlow together. The story of their relationship was great, but the rest of the pages felt crowded. There was so much going on that I was lost a good portion of the time. Too many characters with the various teams. It’s been a little while since I read the first two books, so part of my confusion was due to not remembering the overarching plot.
I’m excited to continue with Shawn’s story.
I really loved Dutch and Harlow together. The story of their relationship was great, but the rest of the pages felt crowded. There was so much going on that I was lost a good portion of the time. Too many characters with the various teams. It’s been a little while since I read the first two books, so part of my confusion was due to not remembering the overarching plot.
I’m excited to continue with Shawn’s story.
February 20, 2024
So Cute
This story has me needing my own chart to figure out the bad guys. I like that part a lot though. I like seeing all these relationships build upon each other with mystery building at the forefront of the storyline. I wish I had a little more Bess because she is still one of my favorites. I think Harlow and Dutch were a great mix, of fun and trauma healing. I like their dynamic and growth with each other.
This story has me needing my own chart to figure out the bad guys. I like that part a lot though. I like seeing all these relationships build upon each other with mystery building at the forefront of the storyline. I wish I had a little more Bess because she is still one of my favorites. I think Harlow and Dutch were a great mix, of fun and trauma healing. I like their dynamic and growth with each other.
June 30, 2025
Parts of Speech
I think the basic story line of these books is interesting, but the use of the F word as every part of speech detracts from the purpose of recreational reading for me. Using common slang for intimate body parts makes me think of a locker room of
teenage boys trying to outdo each other in the conquest department. I gave the series a three ebooks try, but I'm outta here. Please clean up the language.
I think the basic story line of these books is interesting, but the use of the F word as every part of speech detracts from the purpose of recreational reading for me. Using common slang for intimate body parts makes me think of a locker room of
teenage boys trying to outdo each other in the conquest department. I gave the series a three ebooks try, but I'm outta here. Please clean up the language.
August 1, 2020
Fast paced thrill ride
I absolutely love how twisty this book is! Action and adventure were huge throughout the storyline, and it never felt predictable or boring. Harlow had consistently been a questionable character for me, as I felt like she did nothing but cause discord and fights among the AS team, but this story showed her “real” side. And Dutch is just **swoons**
I absolutely love how twisty this book is! Action and adventure were huge throughout the storyline, and it never felt predictable or boring. Harlow had consistently been a questionable character for me, as I felt like she did nothing but cause discord and fights among the AS team, but this story showed her “real” side. And Dutch is just **swoons**
November 23, 2020
Great book
I really enjoyed this book. Harlow is very strong yet has an enduring vulnerability about her. I like her relationship with Dutch and how she’s so smart and skilled as a hacker. Dutch is so patient with her and I love how well he understands her.
The ongoing mystery is very interesting and keeps me guessing and excited to keep reading on.
I really enjoyed this book. Harlow is very strong yet has an enduring vulnerability about her. I like her relationship with Dutch and how she’s so smart and skilled as a hacker. Dutch is so patient with her and I love how well he understands her.
The ongoing mystery is very interesting and keeps me guessing and excited to keep reading on.
February 27, 2021
And all that sass
The story picks up directly from book two, but the focus is on a new couple and the overarching question of who is after the security team. Some new characters are introduced, new harm to the women is exposed and new relationships flourish. It is a quick read and full of sass, action and romance.
The story picks up directly from book two, but the focus is on a new couple and the overarching question of who is after the security team. Some new characters are introduced, new harm to the women is exposed and new relationships flourish. It is a quick read and full of sass, action and romance.
May 17, 2021
This is Harlow and Dutch's love story
She's the hacker capable of doing and finding things he can't, but she's not interested in a relationship her last one left her emotionally scared, he's not taking no for an answer. I would recommend this book and series for mature readers (sexual content).
She's the hacker capable of doing and finding things he can't, but she's not interested in a relationship her last one left her emotionally scared, he's not taking no for an answer. I would recommend this book and series for mature readers (sexual content).
June 6, 2021
Oh Dutch you ol softy
Loved this book. I was a bit disappointed in the beginning seeing Harlow so lost. I totally get it though and loved seeing her bond with Dutch over their ptsd. The best part of her is he kick ads attitude but I'm so glad for it back towards the end. Dang pierce has it bad.. Can't wait to see that one
Loved this book. I was a bit disappointed in the beginning seeing Harlow so lost. I totally get it though and loved seeing her bond with Dutch over their ptsd. The best part of her is he kick ads attitude but I'm so glad for it back towards the end. Dang pierce has it bad.. Can't wait to see that one
August 31, 2021
I liked this one. I was anticipating this book from the first moment I met them. I would have liked to see more from the enemies to lovers part because that's how they were in the previous book and we didn't get that here, I was a little disappointed about that. They were a very good couple and I loved them
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