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An Officer And A Rebel (2000)

by Cindi Madsen(Favorite Author)

3.68 of 5 Votes: 4

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review 1: This was a quick, fun, light read. In this opposites attract story the town good boy and the wild child are reunited in a snow storm when they’re all grown up. There is great chemistry between them and plenty of history (she dated his brother in high school) which generally brings about what angst there is in the story. Kelsey was fun and I enjoyed reading about her but I really loved Nate. There's just something about that good hearted all American boy that just gets to me (I'm a big Captain America fan too). Like I said this is a quick read that can easily be read in an afternoon. If you're looking for a quick pick me up pick this one up. I received an ARC of this book from the publisher through Net Galley in exchange for an honest review.
review 2: I recei... moreved a complimentary copy of this book through NetGalley from the author/publisher. It was a short novella and what I think of as a sweet read. I would love to read it around Christmas time during a lazy afternoon on the couch. You definitely feel the attraction between Kelsey and Nate, but when they finally become intimate the story fades and you pick up the next morning. I really liked Nate's character and wish we had more about him. I had no idea until I started writing this review that it was part of a series. Obviously other characters (his cousin, etc.) were mentioned, but you don't need those stories to enjoy this one. I actually thought Nate's brother (and Kelsey's ex) was one of the stories, but I don't think it is. Overall the book was an ok and quick read. It was simple and a quick (almost) instalove story line with sweet moments. less

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