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Alex

In the Company of Snipers, Book 1

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He's trying to forget....

Alex Stewart, ex-Marine and tough-as-nails boss of the fledgling covert surveillance company, The TEAM, ditches his success and flees to his cabin in the deep woods. He's had enough. Four years after the deaths of his wife and daughter, he's been stuck in the anger stage of grief. Life used to make sense.

Not any more.

She's trying to remember....

Left to die in those same deep woods, Kelsey is the last thing Alex expects to find at his cabin. She's everything he's running from. Responsibility. Memories. Having to care about someone who could hurt him. To make matters worse, she can't remember her name. Neither can she explain the marks on her body, nor why two darling baby boys haunt her dreams.

But Alex can....

©2013 Patricia C. Dodge (P)2015 Patricia C. Dodge
Contemporary Contemporary Romance Romance Romantic Suspense Suspense
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I stayed up all night listening to this book with a great main character and awesome narration by Troy.

This is a really good suspense story with elements of romance and some steamy scenes but no erotica.

The story revolves around the growing relationship between two lost and lonely souls. There is a lot of violence and some seriously gut wrenching scenes as our hero Alex battles the Villain for his fair lady.

There is a HEA but to get there I went through a box of tissues and a lot of chocolate. It is a roller-coaster of a ride but we'll worth getting.

Looking forward to finding out what Iris has in store for the rest of Alex's team. I say bring it on....

Alex

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Story deals with physical and emotional abuse and bereavement amongst other things. It can be triggering for some and is shocking in parts. The characters are strong and relatable making this book worth buying. I particularly liked the part when Kelsey is asking ..." Should I just leave? Am I expected to walk away...?" I had a lump in my throat because I knew exactly what she meant and how bewildered she felt. One small criticism, it should have had dual narrators (male and female) but that is only my opinion.

Hard to listen to due to subject matter

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