Over the Line (Alpha Ops #2)
Published by Forever Yours
Release Date: October 7th 2014
Genre: Contemporary, Military, Romance, Suspense
Pages: 272
The last time James Walker saw Beth Garcia, he was carrying her off the battlefield. A year later, he runs into her as she’s completing her last physical therapy appointment before she can be deployed again. She’s still sexy as hell, but just as prickly and hard-headed as she was when they first met.
An arranged rock climbing weekend together quickly turns into a nightmare family wedding after a panicked phone call from his sister about mysterious and ominous emails she’s been receiving.
Beth, thinking she’s going rock climbing for the weekend, is surprised when she realizes the biggest rock she’ll be facing is the one James needs her to wear. And while trying to protect James’s sister, she’ll also have to lie to James’s father, the Director of the CIA, about who she is, jeopardizing her carefully planned career. And while she does owe James her life, he’s in for a wild ride if he thinks he can get away with this deception unscathed…
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Reviews
I'm going to start by saying I totally loved this book. Military romantic suspense is one of my favorite genres, and this author is now one of my favorites as well (...) It had all my favorite things...strong characters, plenty of action, super hot chemistry, and a great suspenseful plot.
Saved by Suspense
There are two word that describe this book by Emmy Curtis and they are Funny and Wow (...) This book made my day and seeing Beth as a soldier and James as an Air Force hero to see how love can affect them was hilarious and romantic. Loved it.
Melena's Reviews
I loved this story. The love connection was compelling and the mystery was well thought out and executed.
Scandalicious Book Reviews
This is one of those reviews where I’d love to wax poetic over all of the reasons I enjoyed it but I’m not going to. Plain and simple, I enjoy this author’s voice and I LOVED this book.
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