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It has been a long time since I have read a Chantal Fernando MC (she is one of only a very select few authors that I even read the genre anymore) and it was a wonderful treat it is having two MC's from previous series join forces

I loved seeing where all my favourite characters from those series are at now.

I adored Cara and Decker - though I felt that even though she was a pretty strong and decisive woman, that she did act a bit like a door mat when it came to the guy she thought she would always love. Girl, you rolled over way to easy and forgave the guy. He should still be grovelling at your knees now - but you got the better side of his actions.

She found her true hero in Decker - but she is a bad ar$3 and didn't need a her, however it was nice to have one.

I really enjoyed getting more of the next gen, and I can't wait to see where this series takes us

Hi, my name is Janeane, and I am a Steve-sexual.

Coming after the epilogue of Code Red, Code Blue is just as wonderful, just as captivating as Code Red.

Remember Steve, the head of security? Yeah, he has been in love with Jeremy from Atrous for as long as he can remember, and now with what is happening, this may just be the time for Jeremy to make his move.

Oh, these guys

I've missed this world. Now I want to go back and readcthem all again

ARC received via Netgalley for an honest review

I really liked this book. I am a fan of books set during the war, and throw in some murder and mystery and you have me at hello.

This was the perfect blend of mystery, murder and intrigue.

It was a good start to the Homefront series, and I look forward to more in the future.

I am quite new to Dervla McTiernan's world, but the couple of audios I have listened to so far have me wanting more.

I am glad I came in now and met the sisters/Cormac Reilly now and on this timeline rather than going back after reading book #1.

I was captivated by the story, intrigued by the sisters, and am looking forward to reading more of the series now.

I started this one last year on audible, and gave yp at 20%.

A friend convinced me to try again and to push past the Cinderella-y stuff.

Once I got past that, i enjoyed itva lot more.

Sophie is the best. I liked that she owns who she is. That she doesn't fall right into hos bed.

Oh, he is still Benedick a lot, but he is a lot better than i expected him to be

4.5 stars rtc

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First of all, is it just me or does that cover give of serious Chris Pine vibes?

And secondly, who is the shenanigator in this instance? Whiskey and Vegas can always end up in a mess, and that is where Neil and Charli end up.

I love that Charli is a kick-ass woman who doesn't want or need anybody - or does she? I hate that people in her life have let her down. However she survives and gets sh!t done.

Neil isn't our usual billionaire heir, and I kinda sorta really love him for that. And I love the way he loves our girl.

And don't get me started on those meddling friends, who are just. freaking. awesome! They made me laugh as much as they frustrated Neil and Charli. I mean, they could see what we all could see, so good on them for pushing them to admit their feelings.

Gah, I just adored this story, and can't wait for more of all these guys and gals in the future.

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Well this story starts with a buzz and a spark lol

I adored both Monday and Bear. How they fought their attraction to each other. The fine line between love and hate that they toe.

I mean, Ms Anastasia had me expecting a laugh out loud adventure, and whilst I did have some chuckles (lounge room mural anyone) I found it so much more.

She had me at tattooed hottie haha, but the there were (again) crappy family, creepy exes to contend with and did I say tattooed hotties.

I really enjoyed Flicker, and wouldn't say no to more books like this from Debra Anastasia in the future.