
Coast Guard Rescue One
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Narrated by:
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Emma Wilder
About this listen
Army Capt. Jordan Armstrong surrendered a piece of her soul to the burning sands of Afghanistan. Now back home, only two things keep her going: her demanding job as a Search and Rescue pilot and sailing her 45-foot yacht around the coast of McKinley Point, Western Australia-alone. Plenty of women have tried to reach behind her walls, but Jordan remains aloof. When American expat Sara Matthews shows up in her life and takes an instant dislike to her, it sets her heart on fire. For the first time in what feels like forever, Jordan truly wants to be seen and understood. She desperately wants Sara to discover the real person behind the mask. And so, it begins....
Contains mature themes.
©2018 Natalie Debrabandere (P)2019 Tantoranyway, yeh, great story great book, its free. awesome.
edit: yay, it is her! I dont get why she has different usernames for romance novels, but, eh. I like her narration.
Luv it.
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Storyline was a bit of an emotional roller coaster, that keeps u on the edge of ur seat or getting teary eyed.
Lovely story
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Inspiring audiobook for women
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Happy ever after.
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HEA + action= best combo!
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Romance stories are, by definition, formulaic. What differentiates the good from the bad are the small details which brings the reader/listener into the world the author is creating. WA cops for instance are ranked as constables or Sargent. And in that part of the world they drive Toyotas, generally Troopies. They are never lieutenants driving cruisers, only in America!
Similarly, it’s been 50 years since wind speed was measured in imperial units. Some old folk may still use it but not professional pilots and emergency personnel. Likewise the crocs habitat was all wrong.
Each reference nudging the reader/listener out of the moment.
The location although fictional seemed inauthentic, rather a possible amalgam of several locations thousands of kilometres apart.
Inauthentic
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