Code of Honor

by Catherine Mann and Jessica Cage

One last mission Air Force captain Joe Greco had stood silently by when photojournalist Brigid Wheeler fell for his best friend, and he lent her comfort when Cooper was killed. Now he was forced to... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373770499
• Release Date: July 2005
• Publisher: HQN
• Length: 432 Pages
• Weight: 0.50 lbs.
• Dimensions: 6.6" x 1.1" x 4.2"

Customer Reviews

Code of Honor ROCKS!!

OMG - What an incredible debut HQN novel from Rita-award winning author Catherine Mann!! The riveting opening grabs you by the throat and the heart when USAF Captain Joe "Face" Greco changes direction of his Pave Low helicopter from shuttling photojournalist Brigid Wheeler around a war torn country. Joe responds to a Mayday call for a Green Beret unit led by his buddy Cooper, which turns into a nightmare. The grief Joe and Brigid share over Cooper's death - Brigid's lover - brings them close together, but not to the point of stepping over the line of friendship. At least, not until a year later when Brigid is ready to move on and Joe realizes...I won't say more and spoil it for you. A tortured hero and one of the sexiest warriors on the face of the earth, Joe surprised me in wonderful ways when I least expected. The chemistry between Joe and Brigid should catch the book on fire. This page-turner's twists and turns don't stop when Joe and Brigid learn the shocking truth about Cooper, whose casket they'd watched lowered into the ground the year before. An ultimate betrayal still awaits them. Catherine Mann has done a brilliant job of weaving a deeply emotional story and fast-paced action around real characters you'll remember long after you finish the book. With a plot that constantly ratchets up the tension on every page, this story is one you'd expect to see on the big screen. Clear a day to read this book or plan to miss an appointment.

excellent romantic suspense thriller

Two years ago in Iraq, Green Beret Cooper Scott and his squad were trapped under hostile fire even as his wife World Weekly photojournalist Brigit Wheeler, in country on assignment, knows her beloved is dead. Captain Joe "Face" Green tries to rescue his best friend, but fails. Not long afterward Brigit quit her job. Two years later, widow Brigit enjoys her leisure life at Ft. Walton Beach, Florida though she still misses her spouse. Joe has been there for her helping her make her adjustment that much easier. Though feeling guilt, Brigit is attracted to Joe, but he shows no indication that he reciprocates. In fact he has loved Brigit from the moment Cooper introduced them to each other, but out of respect for his pal never acted on his deep regard. As they begin to show their strong feelings, they learn that Cooper lives. CODE OF HONOR lives up to its title as the lead couple try not to act on their attraction and admiration for one another out of deference to the fallen hero whose has his own guilt to deal with when it comes to his wife. Loaded with action, a vile villain, and a terrific romance, fans of suspense thrillers will enjoy this fine tale and look forward to Catherine Mann's next novel, the Captive Returns. Harriet Klausner

A suspenseful and irresistible love story

In the first book of the new series by Catherine Mann, she tells about those brave individuals who fly missions for the Air Force Special Ops. With Ms. Mann's insight of those who serve our country, she has once again created a set of beloved characters who will find a place in your heart. The story is tension-filled, whether from the real danger surrounding the hero and heroine or from the chaotic state of their emotions. With the very believable storyline where hints were given about what could happen next, I kept hoping for a miracle. In CODE OF HONOR, all my expectations were met and then some, in this unforgettable romantic adventure. When you want to read an irresistible love story combined with intriguing suspense in a military setting, then the books by Catherine Mann are second to none. Her characters are written with a deepness, which makes them seem like real men and women who must make life and death decisions while serving their country. Brigid, Joe and Cooper were close friends, and they are all struggling with demons which have haunted them for the past two years. For any of them to find real happiness, they will have to look within their hearts and acknowledge their unspoken feelings. With the threat of danger never far from any of the characters, the continuous conflicts they encounter kept my own heart racing. CODE OF HONOR is a love story about trust and forgiveness, where passions are fiery and the action is constant, and will stay in your mind long after the book is finished. Amelia Richard, CataRomance Reviews

THIS IS A KEEPER FOR YOUR BOOK COLLECTION!

Code of Honor by Catherine Mann is an absolute MUST READ! This 5-star book is a definite keeper to add to your collection. I loved the opening pages that hooked me from the start. From the beginning to the end, the characters were memorable, well rounded and had great, great chemistry! This book is as good as, if not better, than Anything, Anywhere, Anytime,and AAA was great!! Mrs. Mann clearly portrays each characters strong values and personal code of honor on every page. This is a well - done, nicely written, great story. I didn't want it to end. Looking forward to her next book due on the shelves in October.

Edge of your seat thriller

Who doesn't love a man in uniform? Pick of this book and you'll see why! Ms. Mann writes about military heroes that will make you swoon. Being patriotic has never been so much fun. The situations her characters get in will have you flipping the pages as fast as you can to see what happens next, and the way their relationships develop will keep you reading way past your bedtime. Once I picked this book up I couldn't put it down. This was a fantastic read.