Showing posts with label Jeanette Murray. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jeanette Murray. Show all posts

Monday, September 30, 2013

Book Review: The Officer and the Secret (Semper Fi #3) by Jeanette Murray

The Officer and the Secret 
(Semper Fi Series, Bk #3)
By Jeanette Murray

Blurb: 
After a rougher than expected deployment, Captain Dwayne Robertson craves the sense of normalcy that his friends can bring him. But when he returns home, there's an unexpected, but pleasant, twist in the mix—Veronica Gibson. As he struggles to adjust to daily life again, Dwayne craves Veronica and the peace she brings him. But Veronica isn't without faults. Dwayne hates lies, and Veronica's entire past is a well-guarded mystery. When the completely unexpected happens, they both realize it's time to lay their cards on the table and hope they're ready for love.







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Viviana's Review:
"Office and the Secret" is the third book in the Semper Fi Series and one that I had been looking forward to reading since the very beginning. I always liked Dwayne! He was a great friend to both the heroes from the previous books and it was his turn to get his HEA.

Tuesday, July 23, 2013

Book Review: The Officer Breaks The Rules (Semper Fi #2) by Jeanette Murray

The Officer Breaks The Rules 
(Semper Fi #2)
By Jeanette Murray 

Blurb: 
Captain Jeremy Phillips believes in doing his duty...both as a son and as a friend. This means that he should obey the "friend code" and stay away from his best friend's little sister. Too bad Madison O'Shay doesn't believe in his code and is ready to break all of the rules

As a Navy nurse, Madison is finally stationed next to the man she's been dreaming about for years. And she's ready to launch a full-scale attack to show this thoughtful, handsome Marine that they belong together.









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Viviana's Review:
Jeanette Murray (Author) set up Jeremy's and Madison's story in book 1 "The Office Says I Do". I knew they were going to be the focused of the next book and I couldn't wait! I will say that though this is part of a series, it can be read as a stand alone without any problems. 

Per the blurb, you know that Jeremy is trying to "do the right thing" by staying away from his best friend's younger sister, Madison and that she has been, well, let's not kid ourselves, she's been in love with him since she was 16 yrs old (when they first met). Now she's 26 years old and tired of the bantering back and forth, the tension that they both feel when they are in a room together and the shiver down her spine when she catches him watching her.

The tension between these two is, like wow! There's passion, emotional connection and a physical attraction that is magnetic! Literally, these two cannot stay away from each other. The author does a fantastic job of conveying the emotions of both Jeremy and Madison without making either of them sound like a jerk or a whiny and meek woman. On the contrary, you fall in love with both of them!

This is a wonderful story and continuation to a great series! Now I'm looking forward to getting my hands on "The Officer and the Secret (Semper Fi #3)"!

Rating: 4 Stars - Love It!

Sunday, October 21, 2012

Book Review: The Officer Says "I Do" by Jeanette Murray


The Officer Says "I Do" 
(Semper Fi #1)
By Jeanette Murray

Synopsis:

He's a Marine...she grew up on a commune.

He always puts duty first...she's a free spirit with an unshakable belief in Fate.

He loves routine and order...she brings chaos and creativity wherever she goes.

They're going to balance each other perfectly--or drive each other completely, utterly insane...

On a wild pre-deployment celebration in Las Vegas, Captain Timothy O'Shay encounters free-spirited beauty Skye McDermott, and for once lets down his guard. Now his life is about to take off in directions he never could have imagined...


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Viviana's Review: 
Fate is defined as “that which is inevitable predetermined; destiny”. Add that to the “Opposites Attract” statement and we got ourselves a fun, entertaining and a cleverly written romance novel!