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Summary: OK
Review: ...but thought I was watching/reading a James Bond film. Kiss and Tell is by far the best.
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Summary: A great read
Review: A.J. Cooper is hand picked straight from T-Flac training for an all-important operation. She is the best sharpshooter they have ever seen at the academy. When she freezes at a critical moment, the lead agent on this mission, Kane Wright has some major concerns for their safety and the mission. Kane is the standard that all agents strive to be. AJ is in awe that she gets to work with the great Kane Wright. Circumstances force Kane to put his trust in AJ's abilities. The chemistry between them is explosive. Kane's trying to figure out what AJ's initials stand for is hysterical.Out Of Sight has all the elements one looks for in a romantic adventure, action, suspense and sizzle.
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Summary: Gritty romantic suspense
Review: A.J. Cooper is nothing like the beauty queen that her mother wanted her to be. Yes, she's drop-dead gorgeous with a body women envy and men drool after, but she despises the fact that her looks get more attention than her brain and her abilities. When A.J. is offered the opportunity to become an agent for the anti-terrorism agency, T-FLAC, she's determined to succeed. She's at the top of her class, and her sniper abilities are practically unmatched. But when a bullet from a training rifle tears its way through her flesh, will A.J. ever be able to get beyond the experience and truly become a top of the line operative? Fazur Hessan Ali Raazaq is on the FBI's most wanted list for his terrorist crimes. He's also known to have a particular fondness for red-haired American women. A.J. seems to be the only one who can get close enough to him to take him out, but Kane Wright disagrees. In charge of the mission, Kane has been working alone for the past two years, since he was taken captive and forced to watch his men being tortured and killed. Now, he doesn't want to be held responsible for anyone's life ever again. And he definitely doesn't want to give in to his growing feelings for this gorgeous, and admittedly rookie operative. What follows is a whirlwind of adventurous events that take place against the beautiful and harsh background of Egyptian landscape. A.J. and Kane are forced to fight a madman and his cronies while also fighting their intense passion for each other. At a time when terrorism is a growing worldwide concern, Cherry Adair has crafted a story that tugs at the heartstrings and celebrates the operatives that work to keep us safe from madmen such as Raazeq. A story full of sexual tension and hot love scenes, OUT OF SIGHT succeeds in striking the balance between a gritty, realistic novel and a heartwarming story about the power of love. In the end, this is a novel that is sure to delight those who like their romantic suspense with a harsh and gritty dose of reality.
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Summary: Well worth picking up. I loved it!
Review: A.J. Cooper's confidence was badly shaken when she was shot during a training accident. She still graduated as Sharpshooter A-1 and was determined to become an excellent T-FLAC, antiterrorist agency, operative. Kane Wright was a master of disguise and a legend among the agents. He wanted a seasoned sharpshooter agent to help his team take out a known, class-one terrorist named Fazur Raazaq. Since none were available, T-FLAC sent in A.J. It would take everything Kane had to hide his attraction from her. When Intel confirmed that Raazaq had in his possession a "category four" viral agent, the assassination was to be delayed until A.J. and Kane could locate the highly contagious viral agent, BEFORE it was used! ***** In a word, "W-O-W-!" Author Cherry Adair has created a wild, fly-by-the-seat-of-their-pants, action filled modern contemporary that will hook readers on page one and never let go! Romantic Suspense gets no better than this one. Exotic local, trivia about the area, and hot romance all add up to a spicy good time. Highly recommended! *****
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Summary: Kane's story...
Review: Another winner from Adair. In this one you learn about Kane and how he fits into the T-Flac family. He is the leader of a mission to take out a really nasty operator in Egypt. He is forced to take along a team when he wants to do this alone. What he really wants is not to be in charge of other peoples lives. But, then his shartshooter freezes as the very beginning of the mission and not only is he so attracted that he can't ignore her but he is forced to keep her on the mission. AJ is amazed she is working with her Hero Kane, and is also frustrated that she seems to only be thinking about him.....
You get the picture read the rest of the story and enjoy!
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Summary: More along the same line
Review: Anyone who's read Cherry Adair's other books and enjoyed them will also enjoy her latest effort. I would give this book three and a half stars only because Ms. Adair has left some of the spunk out of the female lead at the begining of the book. AJ comes into her own as the book goes along but some of her actions at the begining are just plain irritating. I really enjoyed Kane and I am looking forward to the final Wright brother getting his day in the sun.
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Summary: The Wright Stuff!
Review: Cherry Adair delivers another fast-paced book guaranteed to hook readers who enjoy seeing a equally matched characters with noble values--A sexy and intelligent read.
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Summary: Another Great Read
Review: Cherry Adair does it again - action, romance and fun! I am only sorry I have to wait for the next Wright brother!
Rating: 
Summary: Disappointing
Review: Compared to the other Wright sibling books, this one has more military action and less relationship development. Basically, A.J. Cooper and Kane Wright fight the enemy, have sex, fight the enemy, have sex - you get the idea. The sex isn't as good as in the other books and, sometimes, it borders on the ridiculous. The absurd sex-while-riding-a-camel scene sounds like it was taken from an Arabian Prince Abducts Fair Maiden bodice ripper. And the book is filled with annoying inconsistencies. One that really bothered me was Kane getting dressed after a night of sex in a stranded HUMVEE during which A.J. has literally shredded his clothes. Did I miss the part where he tossed the Samsonite with a change of clothing into the HUMVEE? After being repeatedly told about Kane's razor sharp senses, we're expected to believe that his Egyptian guides sneak out of their desert camp with 6 camels? And that Kane and A.J. walk for hours across a desert with no landmarks and arrive at their destination, no worse for the wear? Give me a break. And, in case you're wondering, you never find out what A.J.'s name really is.
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Summary: Definitely Worth the Wait!!!
Review: Contrary to other reviews, I believe this book was one of the best in the Wright series. AJ is a real woman, one who isn't afraid to use her brains before her body. Kane is so hot, you almost want to cry that he isn't real. I've waited for a few months for this book to come out, and believe me, it was well worth the time spent.
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