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 enlarge | Authors: Cherry Adair, Cindy Gerard, Lora Leigh
Publisher: St. Martin's Paperbacks
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Avg. Customer Rating:  13 reviews
Sales Rank: 15384
Media: Mass Market Paperback
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Pages: 352
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Dimensions (in): 6.5 x 4.2 x 1
ISBN: 0312948425
Dewey Decimal Number: 813.0850806
EAN: 9780312948429
ASIN: 0312948425
Publication Date: July 1, 2008
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 No rescue needed from this anthology! August 20, 2008
I loved this collection! The only downside I found was it's too short.
1) Tropical Heat by Cherry Adair ***** - This was the first story I've read from Ms. Adair, but based on it I'll be looking for more of her stories. I was left with the impression that this was part of a larger series, however it is still able to stand alone. A perfect balance of action and romance.
2) Atlanta Heat by Lora Leigh ***** - This is part of her "Tempting SEALs" series. Like the rest of the series, this book is steamy and thrilling. The only complaint is that the "whodunit" part of the book wasn't fully self-supporting. There just wasn't enough information for someone who hadn't read the other books in the series. Even so, I've never been dissappointed with a Lora Leigh title, and this one lives up to her others.
3)Desert Heat by Cindy Gerard ***** - This story was a little out of sync with the other two titles in that the first two featured true rescue scenerios, this one focused on two people getting out of danger together. DH was a great read by another new-to-me author. I'm very interested in reading more by Ms. Gerard.
Overall a great book with three exciting stories. Definately worth checking out.
rescur me July 30, 2008
The only thing this book lacked was more of it. I liked all three stories, and was very pleased with dealing with amazon.com. Thanks very much.
 Rapids and mosquitoes and snakes, oh my! July 26, 2008
Three exciting stories of danger, action and repressed desire explode from the pages of Rescue Me.
Topical Heat - takes the reader to a hot steamy jungle filled with bugs, snakes and terrorists all bent on destroying a lovely GP from Montana who finds herself rescued by her neighbor and part time teacher. She thinks he is a nice guy but what is he doing in the jungle looking like GI Joe
Atlanta Heat - has the Navy Seals vs evil commando gun runners and an innocent woman caught in the crossfire. It also has one of the more interesting love triangle: a girl, a guy and his snake.
Desert Heat - might better have been titled Canyon of Heat. Set in the Grand Canyon on a charity hike a dueling DA and cop square off against nature, drug lords and each other
What all three of these tales have in common is a heroine and hero who have lusted silently after each other for months, years even. Each afraid to make the first move. The fear and adrenaline of the kidnapping push them into each others' arms and the fulfillment of those unspoken desires.
If I have one criticism of these stories is that it is difficult to believe that these couples find romance when they are covered with DEET, bugs and leeches. Or that having a large snake wrapped around your leg isn't a real turn off. And finally how does one find pleasure when every bone in your body is aching because you just jumped off a cliff?
Read the book and find out.
HOT HOT HOT July 14, 2008
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OK - I'll admit - I bought the Kindle version strictly for Macey's story by Lora Leigh .... totally worth it ... if your a reader of Ms. Leigh's Tempting SEALs books ... you won't be disappointed
A rare treat July 11, 2008
I rarely like anthologies, but this book was very well written. All three stories were interesting. I bought this primarily for Macey's story, Atlanta Heat,because I love Lora Leigh's Seals series. But, I will actually check out some of Cherry Adair and Cindy Gerard's other books after reading this book.
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