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Exciting romantic suspense, April 14, 2001
This review is from: Sign, SEAL, Deliver: In Uniform (Harlequin Superromance No. 980) (Paperback)
SIGN, SEAL, DELIVER Rogenna Brewer Harlequin, Apr 2001, $4.50, 299 pp. ISBN: 0373709803 A Top Gun aviator for the US Navy does not make it any easier for Lieutenant Zach Prince to propose to the admiral's daughter, Lieutenant Michelle Dann. However, while on board the Enterprise in the Persian Gulf together, Zach plans to still ask Michelle to marry him even if the Navy policy refuses to allow her to be his wife and his wingman. He spouts love to his "Rapunzel", but she chooses career and rejects the notion of a lifetime relationship with "Renegade". During a mission, MIGs attack in the No-Fly Zone and shoot down Michelle's jet. As Zach begins SEAL training, he grieves the death of his beloved. However, he soon learns she still lives, and he goes into Iraq to rescue Michelle, the Navy and CIA be damned with their orders and bureaucracy. SIGN, SEAL, DELIVER is an exciting romantic suspense novel that never slows down from start to finish. The story line is faster than the jets flown by Zach and Michelle. The lead characters are an intriguing duet whose in the banner is amusing, but the "Rapunzel-Renegade" romantic side of the relationship seems a bit thin to this landlubber. Still, Rogenna Brewer has written a wonderful military romance and readers will fly through its robust plot. Harriet Klausner
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Fast-paced Action, November 15, 2002
This review is from: Sign, SEAL, Deliver: In Uniform (Harlequin Superromance No. 980) (Paperback)
Naval ace Zach Prince is a renegade all the way. He wants to marry his wingman, pilot and childhood friend Lt. Michelle Dann, but Michelle, who plays by the rules, seeks a promotion instead. When her plane is shot down by MIGS over a no-fly zone, she is presumed dead. A heartbroken Zach begins SEAL training and learns Michelle may still be alive. He goes to bring her back. Ms. Brewer has crafted an exciting, fast-paced military story that will keep the reader on her toes right til the end. This story has many twists and turns, all executed beautifully. Highly recommended.
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ANOTHER WINNER with SEALS, December 19, 2001
This review is from: Sign, SEAL, Deliver: In Uniform (Harlequin Superromance No. 980) (Paperback)
These "In Uniform" series is TOP GUN! Zack Prince becomes an "Ace" naval aviator in his efforts to protect his wingman, Lieutenant Michelle Dann, his oldest frined and his first love. The story is action packed and keeps you on your reading toes until the end but lacks the emotional impact of Zack's sister, Tabby'a story in "SEAL it with a Kiss". [These two are great companion books]. Why would any woman carry around the emotional garbage Michelle did for twelve years? She could have made her own catylist to find the heart of her man. Needless to say these SEALS books are highly recommended -- no one will find them a waste of reading time. The imagery of the take offs from a ship [moving at that] still give me the willys. You Have to admire these men and their machines. God Bless them all - as we keep in mind those in the flesh and their heroic efforts to keep us safe. Another great story.
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