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    Diamond Bay

    Written by Linda Howard

    Narrated by Brenda Sweeney

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    About this audiobook

    Rachel Jones wasn't looking for trouble, much less a man, but in Kell Sabin she found both. On a hot summer’s night Kell is washed up – barely alive – on a Florida beach and into Rachel’s life. Their love blossoms as he recovers from his injuries. But by falling in love with Kell, Rachel has put her own life in danger from the forces that want him dead. Once fate has bought them together, can they learn to live apart?
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherDreamscape Media Audio
    Release dateMay 6, 2014
    ISBN9781629235394
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    Diamond Bay
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    Linda Howard

    Linda Howard is the award-winning author of many New York Times bestsellers, including Up Close and Dangerous, Drop Dead Gorgeous, Cover of Night, Killing Time, To Die For, Kiss Me While I Sleep, Cry No More, and Dying to Please. She lives in Alabama with her husband and a golden retriever.

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    • 3/5
      I liked this book a lot until the heroine changed from a intelligent, strong, and independent woman to a weak whiny woman begging a man to love and stay with her. I tried to make allowances for when the book was written but it was still hard to handle how the heroine was reduced to a crying weepy puddle by the end.
    • 4/5
      After re-reading Midnight Rainbow I decided I needed to re-read this one also. I love Kell and Rachael. Again, I had to make allowances for when it was written, but I really enjoyed it.
    • 1/5
      couldn't finish it. The plot was so annoyingly stupid.

      Ughhh
    • 4/5
      So, far this has been the best of the Kel Sabin series. I haven't read White Lies yet, but I am looking forward to finishing the series out. This one had the most mature female protagonist in the series so far. Rachel has had a dangereous career, lost her husband and made a new, quieter life on Diamond Bay. Quiet, until a man washed up on her beach. Life turns dangerous for Rachel again. To make matters worse, she falls in love with the man she saved. Characters from the first novel in the series show up late in the book, and lightens the mood . But, there is plenty of action and steamy romance, and of course the HEA!
    • 5/5
      The naked man who washes up on Rachel Jones' isolated beach with two bullet wounds and a concussion should have had made her call 911 - but the same instincts that tell her he's a dangerous man also tell her he's no danger to her. Only to her heart. Kell Sabin has no intention of falling in love - he's going to heal enough to stay alive while he goes hunting for traitors. Too bad his heart has other ideas.Strong, independent heroine, and a big, tough, injured hero. What more could one ask? A good plot - and Howard delivers.
    • 5/5
      Often packaged together, this and "Midnight Rainbow" are books about two rough and tumble spies and the women they fall in love with are what got me hooked on Linda Howard. Kell Sabin is the sexiest hero I've ever come across, and that's saying a lot.