Rose Red Rebellion (Barely a Fairy Tale Book 3)

Andie Knight might not be looking for trouble, but she has a knack for finding it. When an impromptu photoshoot in her old Brooklyn neighborhood lands her in the middle of an ongoing investigation, she's forced to lean on undercover cop and bona fide hottie, Cole Michaels. Unfortunately for her, this reluctant hero seems to think she's a delicate flower and he's intent on protecting her...from himself.Cole would give anything to keep Andie out of...

By Maggie Dallen
File Size: 1164 KB
Print Length: 157 pages
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Publication Date: May 18, 2017
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Language: English
ASIN: B071R1JGZ1
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2.5 Cheesy Pita starsI'm kind of disappointed right now. I was really looking forward to getting Andie's story after the last book but Rose Red Rebellion felt like biting into a Big Mac and coming away with just lettuce and sauce. I wanted so much mo

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Don't waste your money on this book, there are too many other great stories out there to buy for your children that don't discuss such violent revenge. this book is warm and charming. Hopefully, a saving grace will be the resource guide in the back, but access to that could have been obtained by borrowing it from the library. Very important for anyone interested in saving our Democracy. This is one of the books that I have been waiting to read. PDF ePub fb2 djvu ebook Rose Red Rebellion (Barely A Fairy Tale Book 3) Pdf. Romance Writers of America's RITA Awards Best First Book Finalist Mary Brady has moved on to Bailey's Cove, Maine, U. There are a number of aspiring writers and poets living there and he shares his experiences and relationships with them. The reviews of this book have been so laudatory that I began reading fully expecting to be swept away. There were two main problems with this book. There is a brief conversation with Susan Exbridge about Iris Cobb, but no explanation of who she was (a main character that was murdered very early in the Cat Who series). I give it only 3 stars because of the thinness of the text. If not, it's still a great read about someone who had the world thrown at them time and time again, and stood back up each and every time. This review can also be found on my blog, Books-Reviewed. I was so disappointed.