Code Name: Blondie by Christina Skye released on Apr 25, 2006 is available now for purchase. This description may be from another edition of this product.
This book the last in a series by Christina Skye, left you wanting more. Full of excitement, mystery and intrigue
Yes! Finally!
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 18 years ago
I got hooked onto Christina Skye's Codename series by a co-worker (Thank you Kathy!) and absolutely love them. I love how she puts in the animals, especially the dogs, the navy seals, government etc. This was a super treat. I saw it in a store and grabbed it up. Finally a sequel to Codename Baby! And the more I read Blondie, the more I was feeling sorry for Cruz. The more you read the more you start to think that maybe he's right and the government group he was with are the corrupt ones. I know he isn't a saint by any means. But I am hopeing that he isn't killed off. Reminds me of those anti-heros, the ones you think are the enemies but really they are fighting against a hidden foe. This book was finished in less than 2 hours and had me drooling for the next Skye Codename book. Definitely read Codename Baby and Codename Blondie to get the full WOW effect.
Code Name: Blondie - from New Mexico
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 18 years ago
"Code Name: Blondie" was a fast and exciting read. I loved the bio-enhancements endowed upon the hunky Navy Seal and his dog, Truman. Although the hero's enhancements allowed him to "read" a person by touching them, he still anguished over the motives of Miki, the heroine. This made him sympathetic in spite of his superhero qualities. Very clever! And Miki - the heroine who knits when she's nervous - was a kick.
exhilarating romantic suspense
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 18 years ago
Photographer Miki Fortune is working on a full color calendar of models on dozens of beaches when she leaves for the next spot on a dilapidated plane. A storm forces an emergency landing at sea near another island. Navy SEAL Max Preston saves her life, but is put off by doing so. Max is working with his canine partner Truman trying to locate psychotic former Foxfire teammate Enrique Cruz, governmentally enhanced Ops. Like Truman Max has also been altered so his tactile skills enable him process biochemical indicators. Miki destroys his ability to use his sense of touch because he prefers to believe that his attraction to her is stronger than his improved senses rather than she is an uncover associate of Cruz. The Code Name series (see CODE NAME: BABY) are some of the most fun action adventure romances on the market today. Max, Miki, and Truman are a terrific trio who find themselves in one harrowing situation after another. Adding to the good time is that Max distrusts Miki though Truman adores her while she reciprocates the canine's feelings but thinks his playmate is a lunatic. Fans will enjoy this exhilarating romantic suspense thriller because of the threesome. Harriet Klausner
Blondie
Published by Thriftbooks.com User , 18 years ago
As an advid reader of Christina Skyes' novels. I can say without a doubt, "Blondie" is my favorite. It has it all, action, suspense, mystery and sizzling romance. The Navy Seals are hot and the Top Secret govermental testing keeps your interest while making you wonder whats next. It appeals to both the younger and older generations. The "Code Name" series, would definitely make a great T.V. mini-series. A great read!!
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