Friendly Fire (The Echo Platoon Series, Book 3)

Friendly Fire (The Echo Platoon Series, Book 3)
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Total Pages : 222
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ISBN-10 : 9781614178477
ISBN-13 : 161417847X
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Book Synopsis Friendly Fire (The Echo Platoon Series, Book 3) by : Marliss Melton

Download or read book Friendly Fire (The Echo Platoon Series, Book 3) written by Marliss Melton and published by ePublishing Works!. This book was released on 2016-04-27 with total page 222 pages. Available in PDF, EPUB and Kindle. Book excerpt: Violence Breaks Out On Mayan Ruins Excursion in the Romantic Military Romance, Friendly Fire by Marliss Melton --The Caribbean, Aboard A Cruise Ship, Present Day-- Boarding a cruise ship bound for Mexico, vacationing Navy SEAL Jeremiah "Bullfrog" Winters runs into Emma Albright, the only woman he ever loved... and lost. Emma might still teach Romantic Lit at George Mason University, but life taught her there's no such thing as everlasting love. Good thing she can still enjoy her vacation without falling for the man who captivated her years earlier. But re-awakening Emma's passions becomes Jeremiah's current mission until violence breaks out on their port excursion to the Mayan ruins of Tulum. Now, love may be the only weapon powerful enough to save them both, if Emma can bring herself to believe in its permanence and power. PUBLISHER'S NOTE: Marliss Melton brings her unique personal experience to each story, putting the reader in the center of the action. This story contains colorful language used by real SEALs and sexual situations that typify passionate, strong men and women. Readers who enjoy Hot Seal Romance, women's adventure stories, military romance as well as fans of Gena Showalter, Meli Raine, Teresa Reasor, Dana Marton and Leslie North will enjoy this romantic military suspense series. "Filled with suspense and romance, I couldn't put it down." ~Phyllis Phillips, Verified Reviewer "This is an exciting book filled with adventure and romance. It surely shines the spot light on the absolute evilness of the Mexican cartels." ~Mountain Girl, Verified Reviewer THE ECHO PLATOON SERIES, in order Danger Close Hard Landing Friendly Fire Hot Target Insider Threat THE TASKFORCE SERIES, in order The Protector The Guardian The Enforcer


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