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Weston's Treasure (Gemini Group Book 3) Kindle Edition

by Riley Edwards (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

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Book 3 of 7: Gemini Group

Silver Coyle thought she was doing the right thing—see something, say something. Now she finds herself kidnapped, chained to a pipe in the hull of a ship, and on a collision course with death. Her only chance of rescue is from the one man she never wants to see again—Weston Beil—the know-it-all former SEAL. He’s bossy, arrogant, and sexy all wrapped up in a tough-guy package. Untouchable. But that doesn’t stop the man from sending shivers of excitement racing down her spine.

Weston Beil didn’t want to be right, he didn’t want to say I told you so, but there it was—the beautiful Silver was caught in the middle of a drug war just like he’d warned. The woman was headstrong and stubborn. She tested his limits, pushed his buttons, and set his body on fire. Weston had a plan, he was prepared to use everything in his arsenal to prove to Silver she was his. Only there’s a glitch in Weston’s plan—Silver might not stay alive long enough for him to claim his treasure and convince her he’s fallen in love.

What are readers saying about Gemini Group:
"I absolutely love the guys in the Gemini group." Goodreads Review
"I can't wait to read the next book in this series." Goodreads Review
"And the guys of Gemini Group..love them. The brotherhood and how they included Kennedy is one of their own. They are amazing and can’t wait to read their books. Next is Weston and Silver and by the little taste we got I know it’s going to be awesome. " Island Girl Romance Reads.
"Love this author. She’s on my auto-buy list because I know as soon as I start reading the first few sentences that I am going to get sucked right in." Goodreads Review

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December 24, 2019
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ASIN : B07XYJJ4T6
Publisher : Rebels Romance (December 24, 2019)
Publication date : December 24, 2019
Language : English
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AshleyC

Not enough action, too many relationship problems

Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2019

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Sigh......I love this author and the other books in this series but this one....not so much. There was very little action. Pretty much the whole book was a therapy session. Weston was sexy....I will give him that, but some of the stuff he said and the way he said it sucked. He basically acted like he was perfect with no issues....and only wanted to talk about Silvers issues the whole time even when she didnt want to. Also....said he didnt want her to be embarrassed in front of his friends and then carted her around like a sack of potatoes a couple times while they all laughed about it....but apparently that was fine. These two started out with problems from the get go.....with him basically saying she had no experience and making her feel like crap in front of her coworkers, and he later explained that he just meant she had no tactical experience....and they all respected her for her knowledge of the job....but he couldn't have explained that during the initial conversation?? They then 24 hours later.....are all lovey dovey. It wasnt realistic. I will read the other books in the series I just hope they have more action and less therapy sessions.....more like the first books.

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Karen C McMillan

Too much sniping & petty anger and plot padded with sex

Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2020

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I have insecurities. Perhaps some folks will read this book and think, “Wow. Like this heroine, I need to let my insecurities go.” I know I should. Instead, I had to endure at least one-third of this book bouncing between the heroine’s insecurities and her petty sniping and ridiculous anger and their red-hot sex (too much of a good thing can still be too much, don’t let anyone tell you differently, at least when you’re reading about it). Had I been Weston, I would have trashed her and run like hell. Ok. He’s better than me and certainly more patient. Anyway, the book wasn’t that bad, had that one-third of it been deleted. Sex substituted for substance, without a single doubt. Read it if you must, but I’d advise against it. And I’d advise the author - or whoever edits her books - to read up on comma placement in sentences, cause Ms. Riley doesn’t have a clue.

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Enjoys Readings

Okay Book

Reviewed in the United States on December 27, 2019

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The books was okay. It was over-the-top crass though. Way too many "F" words and way too much detail with the sex. I actually skipped over lots of pages due to the graphic sex scenes - - some things can be left to the imagination. Silver (female lead) had issues and argued and lost her temper to the point of being rude and not likeable. It was understandable to be upset when her parents used her to further their hate for each other and the fact that her mother hated Silver. However, arguing about someone trying to protect you is just stupid. The story line was good, but the characters and scenes could have been toned down.

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JazzieJJ

Not my favorite

Reviewed in the United States on February 12, 2020

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I’ve read all of the Gemini series and this was my least favorite. This was the story of Weston and Silver. I didn’t care for Silver as the H. She was weak,whiney and totally insecure. I like a strong heroine, which is what we had in the previous books with Kennedy and McKenna. There was very little action in this one. It consisted of too much dialogue, especially about Silver’s insecurities. The sex was steamy, but that still couldn’t make this one very interesting. Looking forward to Alex’s story.

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Denise H

Upfront, honest, real and holy smokes at the hotness!!!

Reviewed in the United States on December 24, 2019

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Two thumbs up for the awesomeness of this read! Nothing hidden, nothing buried – all laid bare. This story definitely keeps it down-to-earth, in-your-face brutally honest and real. Weston’s Treasure is raw and emotional, suspenseful, intense, and seriously hot, hot, hot!!! It holds plenty of laughs and tears, friendly banter, family drama and support, and love. There is not as much action and danger in this one as there are in Riley’s other books but with this couple, the situations surrounding them, and the navigation of their relationship it all balances out well. This is a book you definitely want to add to your reading pile.

Weston was the true deal, he held nothing back. He was upfront and honest, gruff, dominating and totally alpha but also knew when to handle with care, be soft-spoken, and gentle. I loved the vulnerable moments when he let his guard down and shared his fears and reservations with Silver. It brought them so much closer together knowing they were in the moment and dealing with it all together. And poor Silver never knew what hit her, in the form of Weston, but she definitely gave as good as she got. Head-strong, fierce, determined to prove she did not need help and could stand on her own which of course leads to trouble. However, she was intelligent enough to realize she needed help and to accept it from Weston and his team. Though she was not planning on unraveling and being remade or losing her heart in the process but what an awesome journey she had. I enjoyed seeing her character grow under Weston’s guidance. She learned to truly trust, accept, forgive, move forward, and to love. And she gave Weston the greatest gift. This was a great story with a wonderful ending for them and a shocking twister of a look into the next book in the series, Alec. Wow! I am really intrigued and looking forward to his story.

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Good writing let down by lack of realism

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 19, 2020

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The plot line in one line:
Silver is a mariner who has uncovered a drug trafficking gang at sea and, after putting herself at risk to get evidence of their crime, she has to be rescued by former SEAL Weston, who despite being annoyed that she ignored his advice to stay out of things, quickly falls for this stubborn woman.

The good and the bad:
I stopped reading this at the 46% mark, mainly because I had issues unrealistic aspects and the fact that we missed a crucial part of the hero and heroine’s relationship (and kept being reminded of the fact!). So while I actually quite liked the style of writing, I can’t justify giving the book more than a star as I ultimately found it unreadable.

We join Silver and Weston when the latter is rescuing the former from a ship carrying cocaine - weeks after their first encounter at which the dynamics of their relationship were established. This previous encounter – a meeting between Silver and Weston’s team, called “Gemini Group” - was pretty crucial. It was the first time they laid eyes on (and fancied) each other, the point at which they realised they “hated” each other and there was an explosive argument during which Weston warned Silver not to get involved with stopping the drug traffickers, leading to the point at which the book starts. Bit by bit, the reader is drip fed information about this encounter and I found myself really annoyed that I hadn’t been clued in from the outset. In romance books, the bit where the hero and heroine meet - and in this case fall out - is an essential part of buying into their story and building tension. I felt cheated.

I found it hard to buy into the story because of some unrealistic stuff as well, like at this meeting with Weston and his elite squad who are carrying out operations for the US government, Silver was allowed to be present as they discussed strategy for bringing down a huge drug trafficking group. She definitely would not have had the security clearance for this.

Silver and Weston share a bed every night, and he gives her multiple orgasms each evening, yet he manages not to have sex with her, or let her sort him out or indeed touch him anywhere below his chest. Even though he loves her.

And then there is the little chat Weston and his boss have about the latter’s feelings for Silver. Weston tells his boss (who is at Weston's house not for a heart-to-heart but because he’s angry that his team’s major operation to bring down an international drug trafficking group has gone awry): “The stubborn attitude is bullshit. She hides behind it, but once you crack through just a tiny bit you get something that’s unbelievably soft. My guess is once I get there and she trusts me, it will be better. It’ll be treasure.” I’m sorry, but guys don’t talk like this, especially not when they are neck-deep in an operation for the US government.

Also, there are frequent references to Silver being “treasure”, which I found too corny and repetitive, even if it does explain the name of this book.

As I said, I quite liked the writing style itself, I just wish the authenticity of the situations had been there – and we hadn’t been cheated out of that all-important first encounter and fireworks!

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Muswellhillgirl

Dramatic and complex

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 12, 2020

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I really enjoyed this novel as it was slightly different to her other excellent books. There was, of course, action but it was more internalised this time. The real battle was between the two lead characters as they struggled to work each other out and understand the other’s flaws and strengths and I was absorbed by the process. I have never met such a challenging heroine but Riley really made me like her despite her complex and difficult behaviour and I was impressed with how she did this. Weston was a strong character too and so secure in his parents’ love he could cope with anything life threw at him. The issue of contraception in a relationship was also explored in a more complex and surprising manner here. I felt she took risks in this novel and they paid off. A great read.

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Weston

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on December 21, 2020

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Excellent book loved it very much, Riley Edwards always writes rip roaring adventures. Again these big sexy tough guys really rock your world they are addictive. So good you can not put the book down just want more I am so glad th next one is waiting until I have done this recommendation to everyone to get into this series its fabulous. Thanks onto the next!

carol

A good romance

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 12, 2020

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The author never really deviates from her writing style and this book is no exception. It delivers exactly what it promised in the blurb.
I have to admit that Weston deserves a medal for the way he sees through Silver, for the way he slowly brings her character forward.
There are some sex scenes each of them appropriate and loving.

CGo

Great new addition to the series.

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 15, 2020

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Loved this book, the dynamic was great, and so good to see the female character struggle with trust and a fast developing relationship. Weston was a great character, loved not only his pretotective instinct but also his constant support of Silver, helping her move forward from the past. Loved. It. Cannot wait for everyone else's stories!

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