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    Chasing Silver

    By Jamie Craig

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    Washington, D.C., 2085

    Remy Capra lives on the outskirts of society, her gang her only family. When that family is destroyed by a cop who cares more about causing pain than justice, Remy seeks revenge by stealing a mysterious coin, the Silver Maiden, from her. Suddenly Remy is transported into the pastand into the path of Nathan Pierce.

    Los Angeles, 2010

    After a terrible betrayal left him injured and reluctant to trust, Nathan quit the police force and shut himself off from the world. He now hunts criminals alone...until Remy drops into his life. Nathan can't resist the urge to protect the sexy stranger, nor deny their incredible sexual chemistry.

    Remy and Nathan's relationship is threatened from all sidesand timeswhen their enemies team up to get the coin. Now that fate has brought Remy and Nathan together, nothing can stand in their way.

    Previously published.

    78,000 words

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherCarina Press
    Release dateJul 15, 2013
    ISBN9781426896835
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    Jamie Craig

    Jamie Craig is the collaboration of Vivien Dean and Pepper Espinoza. Both have been in love with romance, adventure, fantasy, and the written word since childhood. Pepper lives in Utah with her dog and cats and loves to golf when she’s not working. Vivien lives in Northern California with her husband and two teenagers.

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    • 2/5
      Time travel has never been one of the favorite things but Chasing Silver caught my eye and I thought I would give it a try.Chasing Silver starts off with a bang. The attraction between Nathan and Remy is intense and fast. Maybe a little to fast for me, but thankfully Nathan and Remy add their past into the relationship and that supplies some much needed depth to the characters. Even with the relationship starting so intensely between Remy and Nathan I thought it could develop nicely, however I never seen the development I was hoping for. I liked that both Nathan and Remy had a strong and rocky past. I think it made them stronger characters. Overall I found Chasing Silver to be thrilling and suspenseful until the middle where I thought it stalled a little. Thankfully towards the end the pace picks back up to grab your attention again. I hate to say this but I think I would have find Chasing Silver as a more rewarding novella, instead of the full length novel. If Chasing Silver was a novel instead, I think the middle wouldn't have slowed and lost my interest.
    • 4/5
      I rather enjoyed this book, even though it didn't take long to figure out that despite the time-travel element, this book pretty much was NOT SF/F, which is the shelf you'll find it on in bookstores. No, this book is for those readers who enjoy romance, romantic suspense/thriller, but really, and I'm going out on a limb here because I'm not FAMILIAR with the following genre, erotica. Because this book is sex, sex, and more sex.Fortunately for me, I don't mind. But I'm afraid some SF/F readers would, hence the warning. :)The premise: Remy is on a heist in Washington, DC trying to make a frantic getaway when she's suddenly transported back in time to the year 2008, in LA. Not only does she have to reconcile her new surroundings with how she's used to living, but she also has to reconcile her feelings and desires for the man who finds her. More important, she's still running from her "futuristic" past, and if she's not careful, it's going to catch up with her.The full review, which does include spoilers, can be found at my LJ. As always, comments and discussion are most welcome. REVIEW: Jamie Craig's CHASING SILVERHappy Reading!