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    Night and Day: The Night Stalkers CSAR, #3
    Night and Day: The Night Stalkers CSAR, #3
    Night and Day: The Night Stalkers CSAR, #3
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    Night and Day: The Night Stalkers CSAR, #3

    By M. L. Buchman

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    -a Night Stalkers CSAR romance story-

    The most dangerous mission of all...CSAR. Combat Search and Rescue.

    Lieutenant Nicolai Martin often embellishes his Russian roots to impress the ladies. It works great until he tries it on the real deal. Unfortunately, to meet her required getting shot first.

    Medic Gerta Kozlov attacks life with a fierce determination. It got her out of Russian-controlled Ukraine and into the Night Stalkers. But what use is fierce determination next to a man who just makes her want
    to smile Night and Day.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBuchman Bookworks, Inc.
    Release dateSep 12, 2016
    ISBN9781533712172
    Night and Day: The Night Stalkers CSAR, #3
    Author

    M. L. Buchman

    USA Today and Amazon #1 Bestseller M. L. "Matt" Buchman has 70+ action-adventure thriller and military romance novels, 100 short stories, and lotsa audiobooks. PW says: “Tom Clancy fans open to a strong female lead will clamor for more.” Booklist declared: “3X Top 10 of the Year.” A project manager with a geophysics degree, he’s designed and built houses, flown and jumped out of planes, solo-sailed a 50’ sailboat, and bicycled solo around the world…and he quilts.

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      Night and Day - M. L. Buchman

      Night and Day

      a Night Stalkers CSAR romance story

      by M. L. Buchman

      1

      Flying had always been a joy. This was less like flying and more like floating. Lieutenant Nicolai Martin tried to pin down the difference, but couldn’t quite put his finger on it. That itself should say something about him…he knew it should…he could remember it from training…but he couldn’t quite bring it into focus.

      He shrugged it off.

      And the blast of pain that lanced up his left shoulder snapped him out of it.

      "Derr’mo!" Oh. He remembered the training now.

      In English, Nicolai. Vasily couldn’t even curse in Russian which was why Nicolai always made a point of doing so around him. Though his French could be vitriolic, even if you could hear the Secaucus, New Jersey loud and clear behind it.

      Shit! Nicolai repeated as he struggled to catch his breath through the blinding pain. Now he could easily picture the page in the manual: Typical shock reactions to being shot.

      No kidding!

      Nicolai blinked hard, forcing his eyes to focus. It was pitch dark except for the soft glow of the instruments on the console—the console of their MH-47G Chinook helicopter. They were the Night Stalkers of the 160th Special Operations Aviation Regiment, and SOAR ruled the night. The Chinook was a massive twin-rotor, heavy-lifter, the monster of SOAR’s fleet.

      Captain Vasily Carlsen sat to his right, his hands on the flight controls. Between the two of them, their helicopter had become known as The Russian Bird even though they were just a couple of good-looking second-generation Slavs from New Jersey. His and Vasily’s facility with the ladies had only added to the reputation. Vasily couldn’t speak a word of Russian, but he wasn’t above affecting the accent. Unlike Nicolai’s, it was a really shitty accent, but still it worked on the ladies.

      Nicolai closed his eyes again for a moment, looking for that pleasant floating feeling of a few moments ago…and not really finding it. Hard to do in the middle of a firefight. The three crew chiefs in the back were from strange places like Colorado and Arkansas. They were busy hammering away at the enemy with their guns.

      Tonight they had post-mission dates lined up with a couple of hot lieutenants fresh in from stateside—curvy California blondes, his favorite kind of lieutenant. As a bonus pack, they were both Air Force, which cured most of the fraternization issues. For some reason the California girls in particular ate up the Russian accent. Even imagining that didn’t get him back to the floating place that had been so nice a moment ago.

      Nicolai opened his eyes again. Careful to use his right hand, he flipped his main screen onto the HUMS display. The Chinook’s health and usage monitoring system was reporting complete and utter mayhem.

      Double Derr’mo! The Russian Bird was not very healthy at the moment. Careful again to use his right hand, he flipped down his Night-Vision Goggles. Right. That’s when

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