To Catch A Thief
by Nan Dixon
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GENRE: Contemporary
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BLURB:
When Carolina
Castillo’s once vivacious mother becomes ill, she gives up her singing dreams
and comes home to Savannah. She’d do anything for her Mamá, even work at
Fitzgerald House for the family she should have been part of. She’d even steal.
Carolina’s decisions
make perfect sense until she comes up against the immovable rock that is
gorgeous FBI agent Sage Cornell. The honorable cop sees the world in
black-and-white. He would never understand the difficult choices she’s had to
make, the secrets she’s been forced to keep close. And he could never love a
woman like her. Or could he?
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EXCERPT
“I really appreciate you coming to the hospital.” How many
times had Carolina said that already?
Sage slid closer. “I want to see you again.”
She could see the kiss coming.
He stopped inches from her face and asked, “Can I kiss you?”
“Yes.” Her single word was a whisper.
His lips were gentle. Sweet. Light pressure with a little
scrape from his stubble.
“Nice,” he murmured, brushing kisses on her cheeks and eyes.
Her hands rested against his chest. “Really nice.”
Sage leaned in. His tongue licked the seam of her lips,
seeking entrance.
She opened and stroked his tongue with hers. He tasted of
coffee and mint and something dark and sexy. His chocolate-citrus scent made
her want to sip at his lips, kiss his eyelids and nibble on his collarbone. She
gripped his shoulders, the muscles hot under her hands.
He tipped her head and buried his fingers in her hair.
She fell hard into their kiss, wanting to explore the firm
body beneath her fingers. “Sage.”
He pulled her closer.
Pain slashed her chest as her seat belt locked in place.
"Ooh."
They laughed.
He cupped her cheek. “I guess your car is trying to tell us
something.”
That she should take him up on his offer to come up to his
apartment?
“I can meet you at the hospital in the morning,” Sage
suggested. “Maybe we could have breakfast nearby?”
Guilt had her sitting back behind the wheel. While kissing
Sage, she’d forgotten about her mother. “I’ll have to see what’s happening.”
“Sure. Sure.” He brushed another kiss on her lips, this one
sweet and soft. “Will you let me know when you get home? I don’t want to worry
that you didn’t make it.”
Had anyone ever cared if she got home safely? “I’ll call.”
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My Review
To Catch A Thief is part of the Fitzgerald House series. I thought it was a pretty good read. I love Carolina and her determined and strong willed personality. Her interaction and scenes with Sage were pure delightful. The story line is slightly predictable but still definitely worth a read. I enjoyed To Catch A Thief. I am looking forward to see what else Nan Dixon comes up with next. I give it four stars and I recommend it.
I received this book from the publisher. This review was 100% my honest opinion.
I received this book from the publisher. This review was 100% my honest opinion.
Thanks for sharing your review!
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ReplyDeleteAnd thank you for recommending the book!
ReplyDeleteWhat a very sweet scene for your excerpt.
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ReplyDeleteThank you for your honest review, it's much appreciated!
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ReplyDeleteI like the look of the chemistry between these two on the cover. Thanks 4 sharing.
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ReplyDeleteI guess at one time another we project our own thoughts on a person we think could never love us because of our circumstances or the way we look.
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