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The Marriage Profile (Lone Star Country Club)

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There has been a lot happening in Lone Star County Texas lately. The Mercado Family (the Texas mob), has made Lone Star County it's headquarters; a baby was left on the golf course with a note for the baby's father to watch over it but the sprinklers came on and blurred the name of the father; before the father could be identified, the baby was kidnapped.

At he beginning of Marriage Profile, Justin Wainwright, the county sheriff, has been desperately trying to find the kidnapped baby. The father of the baby has been identified and uses his money and power to persuade the FBI to bring in famous profiler Angela Mason to work on the case. Angela is a psychic who has solved many kidnapping cases in the past. Angela is also Justin's ex-wife. When Justin first sees Angela at a charity event being escorted by Ricky Mercado, Justin is furious. Justin was always jealous of Angela's friendship with Ricky plus even though he thought he was over Angela, his attraction to her is immediate. Justin has never gotten over Angela leaving him. Angela still loves Justin too but she left him because the doctors told her she wouldn't be able to have children and she wanted Justin to have the family he craved. The two work together to find the missing baby while fighting their attraction for each other.

Great read and I highly recommend. Wonderful characters and very enjoyable. If you purchase a Metsy Hingle book, you can't ever go wrong.

A story about accepting those you love the most and getting back what you thought you lost.

Justine Wainwright Lone Star County's handsome Sheriff is suddenly and most assuredly forced to work along side his ex-wife Angela Mason. He is not too happy. There break up was not a good one when she walked out five years ago and seeing her again let alone working together is not going to be easy. But for the sake of Kidnapped baby Lena he will make it work.

This is the 3rd book in the Lone Star Country Club series that I have read, but I believe it is the 2nd to the last in the series itself. The book has a lot of characters in it that have been introduced in previous stories but this does not distract from the book. Some readers may feel as if not all the conflicts have been resolved in this story but like a season cliffhanger they are resolved in the next book, Texas...Now and forever.

The story itself is a good one the characters are well written and you can understand the paint that they fell although at point the reader may wish to slap one if not both of our leading characters. The important thing is that the reader cares about the couple. I personally could not put it down until I found out how they resolved their issues.

I would recommend reading the series as a whole but if you don't this is still worth the read.