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A review by pageswithpayten
Out of the Blue by Kathryn Nolan
4.0
QOTD: Have you ever surfed before?
My A: Nope! I’ve only seen the ocean once, when I was five, and I spent the whole time sticking my fingers in the sand crab holes.
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Back in November I read and reviewed Katheryn Nolan’s On The Ropes. I really liked it and immediately found another book of hers to read. Out Of The Blue is a second chance romance with a badass female pro surfer, a funny but strong bodyguard, and their secret failed marriage... Oh, and those pesky threatening texts and the guys trailing them home. All super casual. The chemistry! The banter! The female power! The spice! I loved it all and devoured this book in one sitting. A definite must read!
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BLURB:
There was no way I could protect her and my heart at the same time.
Cope McDaniels is known for two things: His cocky charm and his sterling reputation for keeping high-profile clients safe. Until a security job goes bad, and he suddenly finds his career on thin ice. Cope’s newest assignment comes with serious consequences - he’ll keep his job as long as he makes no mistakes.
Cope isn’t worried…until his new client turns out to be a beautiful blast from his past.
Big wave surfer Serena Swift loves the adrenaline of her sport. And the elite athlete hates being told what to do. That goes double when the orders are coming from the sexy bodyguard-in-a-suit who broke her heart.
But she doesn’t have a choice when a mysterious threat materializes and Serena’s sponsor saddles her with the last man she’d want guarding her body. She’d rather focus on her next surf competition, not on some shadowy danger or the arrogant ex who dared to get even hotter since their breakup.
Cope can’t stop butting heads with his new client. Just like old times, Serena refuses to play it safe, even when it’s clear she’s in peril. Now the intimacy of spending every second of the day by her side is wearing away at his self-control. He can’t afford to lose focus, but everything about the woman is a constant distraction.
Including the fact that their divorce was never finalized…
My A: Nope! I’ve only seen the ocean once, when I was five, and I spent the whole time sticking my fingers in the sand crab holes.
.
Back in November I read and reviewed Katheryn Nolan’s On The Ropes. I really liked it and immediately found another book of hers to read. Out Of The Blue is a second chance romance with a badass female pro surfer, a funny but strong bodyguard, and their secret failed marriage... Oh, and those pesky threatening texts and the guys trailing them home. All super casual. The chemistry! The banter! The female power! The spice! I loved it all and devoured this book in one sitting. A definite must read!
.
BLURB:
There was no way I could protect her and my heart at the same time.
Cope McDaniels is known for two things: His cocky charm and his sterling reputation for keeping high-profile clients safe. Until a security job goes bad, and he suddenly finds his career on thin ice. Cope’s newest assignment comes with serious consequences - he’ll keep his job as long as he makes no mistakes.
Cope isn’t worried…until his new client turns out to be a beautiful blast from his past.
Big wave surfer Serena Swift loves the adrenaline of her sport. And the elite athlete hates being told what to do. That goes double when the orders are coming from the sexy bodyguard-in-a-suit who broke her heart.
But she doesn’t have a choice when a mysterious threat materializes and Serena’s sponsor saddles her with the last man she’d want guarding her body. She’d rather focus on her next surf competition, not on some shadowy danger or the arrogant ex who dared to get even hotter since their breakup.
Cope can’t stop butting heads with his new client. Just like old times, Serena refuses to play it safe, even when it’s clear she’s in peril. Now the intimacy of spending every second of the day by her side is wearing away at his self-control. He can’t afford to lose focus, but everything about the woman is a constant distraction.
Including the fact that their divorce was never finalized…