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Summary: Great Plot and Heroine
Review: Having read the first two offerings in Ms Weaver's Eagle Squadron, this book is a wonderful addition to the trilogy. The heroine is both heroic and vulnerable. The hero is a wonderful blend of both alpha and beta male, which is often missing in the military romances. The plot is unique and revolves around the scientific discoveries of a scientist who is just too honorable for his own good. The plot moves quickly with many twists and turns. Her loyal readers will be pleased to find the same comradery found in the first two books between members of this special squadron. Only this time it is made more special when their lone female compatriot is threatend on the latest mission for the Eagle Squadron. Yet it is her heart that she is worried about. Readers will enjoy her struggle to define the perameters of Captain Sarah Fox the warrior and MS. Sarah Fox the woman. Readers who enjoy Catherine Mann, Candace Irvin, Merline Lovelace and Suzanne Brockmann will enjoy Ms Weaver's contribution to the growing number of military romances that have become popular with romance readers.
Rating:
Summary: Great Plot and Heroine
Review: Having read the first two offerings in Ms Weaver's Eagle Squadron, this book is a wonderful addition to the trilogy. The heroine is both heroic and vulnerable. The hero is a wonderful blend of both alpha and beta male, which is often missing in the military romances. The plot is unique and revolves around the scientific discoveries of a scientist who is just too honorable for his own good. The plot moves quickly with many twists and turns. Her loyal readers will be pleased to find the same comradery found in the first two books between members of this special squadron. Only this time it is made more special when their lone female compatriot is threatend on the latest mission for the Eagle Squadron. Yet it is her heart that she is worried about. Readers will enjoy her struggle to define the perameters of Captain Sarah Fox the warrior and MS. Sarah Fox the woman. Readers who enjoy Catherine Mann, Candace Irvin, Merline Lovelace and Suzanne Brockmann will enjoy Ms Weaver's contribution to the growing number of military romances that have become popular with romance readers.
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