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Dine & Dash (2000)

by Abigail Roux(Favorite Author)

4.34 of 5 Votes: 3

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review 1: "Dine & Dash" is a "ficlet" (aka a short story) that falls between books five and six in the "Cut & Run" series, "Armed & Dangerous" and "Stars & Stripes", respectively. It's a very quick read but if you love my two most favorite FBI Special Agents, Tyler Grady and Zane Garrett, as much as I do, you'll want to read this ficlet. Heck, it'll take you five to ten minutes, depending on your reading speed, to get through it so go ahead, take a break; read a ficlet. ^.^I'm going to keep this review short. The ficlet involves Zane home alone while Ty's on loan to a task force. Ty decides to surprise Zane by showing up on their doorstep earlier than anticipated. Their reunion, however, is rushed due to certain matters Ty has left pending. However, it's still hot and oh-so-Ty-and-Z... moreane and gives a whole new meaning to the term "dine and dash". ♥For something so short, it satisfies your craving for Ty and Zane while whetting your appetite for the next book in the series. And yes, I LOVED it! Five stars for this little gem. The best thing about it is that it's a free read on author Abigail Roux's Tumblr page!
review 2: Short and sweet. And hot as hell. I like stories like this, like one of my favorite authors called, a slice of life. Yes, the series is great, addictive and I am seriously enjoying myself with it, but little novella like this gives the world of Ty and Zane a reality quality. Quick and intimate. Loving. Desperate. That's all you need in real life sometimes. The prove that they really exist. And then you move on. No big drama, no distractions. Just life. Loved it. Need more of it. less

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