Cody and Jared left the big city hustle behind (and death threat from a crime boss) for the crab boats of Alaska to make a fortune and create their dream: a special camp / boarding school for kids. They saved each other lives many times over. They share in EVERYTHING... including women. Now they have the seed money saved up, they just bought the land. They can build cabins and classrooms, but they need a teacher... Enter Tasha. // Tasha found out that her ex, a pharma rep, had been selling prescription stuff "on the side". Add to it that she can't have children, she divorced him and left to teach in Alaska, but it's not a permanent position. Tasha was happy to learn that Cody and Jared are hiring, and if she's willing, she can enjoy BOTH of them at once. When she learned that her ex is being investigated by the DEA, she wanted to testify, and that's when she got the first blackmail contact...
The "bad guy", IMHO, was too stupid to count as a real threat. And the link to her ex was never explained. Menage a Troi is definitely hot though. 3.5/5
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GRR Reviews Her Wild Coast Rescue by Dakota Davies
Tim lost his brother in a huge train derailment fifteen years ago. Now, he's a mountain rescue tech, specializes in rappelling down helos, first aid, wilderness survival, and mountain rescues. He knew he wanted to give back, but as an EMT, he knew he had to harden his heart, if he had any after losing his brother. Until he rescued Matt, and his sister, Sarah, from a mountain. // Matt and Sarah were climbing McKenzie when he suffered a bad fall and major head injury. Sarah was a nursing student, and through her skills, Matt's condition is stabilized for rescue by Tim and his crew. Tim and Sarah felt an instant connection neither can deny. But does Tim still have a heart to give? And Sarah will be gone one day, when Matt's condition was resolved, one way or the other... Right?
A short novel (120 or so pages), there is actually quite a bit of plot. Rescue details are authentic, though it did sort of revert to "trauma leading to sudden realization" trope that has little to do with the FMC. One also questions how did Tim get his bedrooms skills if he's such a loner? ;) 4/5
A short novel (120 or so pages), there is actually quite a bit of plot. Rescue details are authentic, though it did sort of revert to "trauma leading to sudden realization" trope that has little to do with the FMC. One also questions how did Tim get his bedrooms skills if he's such a loner? ;) 4/5
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