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Tangled Pursuit
Tangled Pursuit
Tangled Pursuit
Audiobook10 hours

Tangled Pursuit

Written by Lindsay McKenna

Narrated by Johanna Parker

Rating: 2.5 out of 5 stars

2.5/5

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About this audiobook

Lindsay McKenna's new romantic suspense series, Delos, follows in the footsteps of her internationally bestselling series, Morgan's Mercenaries.

Navy SEAL Chief Wyatt Lockwood is fascinated by Marine sniper Captain Talia Culver. But she wants nothing to do with him after learning of his reputation as a heartbreaker. The cocky Texan refuses to take the hint and keeps placing himself in Tal's path. When she agrees to help him tend to needy families in an Afghan village, she learns there's more to this SEAL than meets the eye. But is she strong enough to risk having her heart broken again?

Wyatt can't stay away from the beautiful, surly Marine. Tal is fascinating-and frustrating-and he is determined to crack through her tough exterior and get to know the soft woman he knows lurks beneath the surface. When he joins Tal on a sniper mission in the Afghan mountains, their bond continues to grow. But the mission takes a dangerous turn. Has he lost his chance with Tal forever?
LanguageEnglish
Release dateJul 26, 2016
ISBN9781515977629
Tangled Pursuit
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Lindsay McKenna

A U.S. Navy veteran, she pioneered the military romance in 1993 with Captive of Fate, Silhouette Special edition. In 1989, she pioneered the 3-book series coming out monthly with the Love & Glory series. Her heart is on honoring our military men and women. Creator of the Wyoming Series and Shadow Warriors series for HQN, she writes emotionally intense love and suspense stories. Visit her online at www.LindsayMcKenna.com.

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    The story is not bad… But the writing is atrocious! So. Many. Unnecessary. Repetitions.

    And the dialogue is even worse! It seems like the author felt a need to fling in superfluous words whenever possible.