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    Safe by His Side

    By Debra Webb

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    No one could find special agent Jack Raine if he didn't want to be found. So who was the beautiful amnesiac on his doorstep, and how had she gotten to his hideaway? When a killer soon followed, Jack suspected a trap--so he took the lady and ran...

    "Kate" couldn't remember her own name, but she wanted the strong and silent Jack Raine the moment she saw him. Even as a slow heat burned between them, Kate knew she risked falling for this stranger who'd saved her life--a man her flashes of memory suggested she might have been sent to capture...

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherHarlequin Intrigue
    Release dateJul 1, 2010
    ISBN9781426871627
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    • 3/5
      Wow. I usually like amnesia romances, but this one just didn't work for me. For one thing, her memories came and went way too conveniently for the story. And the conventional mad desire for one another rang false for me here - Jack is too used to controlling himself under all circumstances (undercover man!), he shouldn't have been so easy to bend. Then at the end - again, too convenient. The bad guy may have been mad, but he was also just plain stupid - promise to kill two victims and leave a gun on the ground and turn his back on one? That he knows is a trained (if not very experienced) agent? No, that's authorial fiat - and I _hate_ books where everything happens because the author said so, ignoring logic and characterization. Pity, I thought I lIked Debra Webb. I've got another Colby Agency story to read - if I dislike that, I think I'll put her on the no list. Oh, also way too explicit (to the point of being clinical) sex scenes. Didn't catch me at all. Overall - boring!