Out of Uniform

by Amy J. Fetzer

Book Overview

Aqui se habla espan ol Spanish is spoken here At Thorndike Press, we live by this rule: LARGE PRINT IS FOR EVERYONE ( LA IMPRESIO N GRANDE ES PARA TODOS )Now, we are taking another step towards our... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 037376636X
• ISBN13: 9780373766369
• Release Date: February 2005
• Publisher: Harlequin Desire
• Length: 184 Pages
• Weight: 0.22 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

Out of Uniform

I loved this book! You could so feel on every page how these two felt for each other. Sexy, passionate and poignant. I read this book in a single sitting! Amy J. rocks!!

Another enjoyable military romance from Amy J Fetzer!

Rick Wyatt is a Marine dedicated to the Corps. When he is wounded in combat and returns home to recuperate, he is annoyed to find that his commanding officer has engaged a nurse to stay with him until he's recovered. Having a nursemaid is bad enough, but when she's your estranged wife, it's almost unbearable. Kate moved out a year ago and all the feelings Rick has been suppressing for the past twelve months have all come surging back to the surface. God, how he's missed her, but she's the one who left, so he'll be damned if he lets her know it. Will he ever understand why she left or maybe find a way to convince her to stay? Kate never stopped loving Rick and didn't want to leave, but she couldn't continue to live with a man who couldn't or wouldn't confide in her. She knows he feels things deeply - just not with her. He never really needed her and now he only needs her around until he recovers. But can she really walk away from him a second time? This was a poignant and sexy read about how tough it must be to keep a marriage together in the military - especially when all those tough guys think they shouldn't feel anything! And if they do, they sure as heck shouldn't share them with the women they love. Would sharing those feelings and experiences cause those women to see them in a different, negative light? How silly men can be . . .

Another good one

Another good one by Fetzer. A couple who's divorce is impending, Rick and Kate find themselves tossed together for 2 months. Can they talk through the problems that separated them? Fetzer's ability to translate emotions on to the page is unparalleled. Her characters act like real people would, thinking what you would think and doing what you would do. Don't miss Fetzer's best works "Rebel Heart" and "Dangerous Waters".