Title: Fatal Destiny (Fatal #3.5)
Author: Marie Force
Genre: Adult, Romantic Suspense
Length: 180 pages
Publisher: Carina Press
Release Date: January 1, 2011
Source: Freebie
Reviewed by: Jasmyn
With the week of their wedding finally upon them, Washington, D.C., Police Lieutenant Sam Holland and her fiance, Senator Nick Cappuano, are at odds. In the aftermath of a tragic loss, they struggle to reconnect as the big day draws near, but their work keeps pulling them apart. When a new clue into a cold case surfaces, Nick asks Sam not to take any foolish chances before the wedding and to leave it alone for the time being.
Sam agrees, but she can't let it go entirely and winds up trapped in an explosive situation. Then an unwelcome visitor from her past threatens her future happiness... With trouble at every turn, will Sam survive long enough to walk down the aisle?
Sam agrees, but she can't let it go entirely and winds up trapped in an explosive situation. Then an unwelcome visitor from her past threatens her future happiness... With trouble at every turn, will Sam survive long enough to walk down the aisle?
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Fatal Destiny was a great novella that was all about the good feels leading up to Sam and Nick's wedding. It also sets the stage for some future drama (or so it seems) that has the potential to shake up our main couple's lives. This was more of a bridge between books four and five (which I totally loved) than a full story unto itself. We do get to meet a really amazing character - the wedding planner - who manages to keep Sam and Nick on track, on schedule, and on their merry way for the wedding. She was a force of nature, and I have it on good authority that she pops up again in a future book (yay!).
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Sounds like fun :) I still need to try her out. Been on my list for way too long.
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ReplyDeleteFatal is one of my favorite long-term series. Even though it focuses on the same couple in each book, we get to see new milestones in their relationship. And the side characters all hooking up in the background with their own long-term multi-book relationships just draws you in more. I've started her Gansett Island series as well, but I want to get caught up on this one first.