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Title: Take No Prisoners (Black Ops, Book 2)
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Author: Cindy Gerard
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Review of Take No Prisoners (Black Ops, Book 2)

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Comments for Take No Prisoners (Black Ops, Book 2)

• Posted on 2009-06-03
  Good Read!
  
  I enjoyed this book, though I have to admit I like the first one much more. Gerard is a talented romance/suspense writer.
  
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• Posted on 2009-05-21
  Decent read...
  
  I liked the two strong characters and the story line was decent. It wasn't the best book I've read but it beats whats on TV.
  
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• Posted on 2009-03-18
  fourcats
  
  I loved Gerard's EDEN series and was so looking forward to another series with the same intensity. However, after reading the first two books in this group, I have to say that I am extremely disappointed. The main male character in the first two books are exactly the same, just different names. I had to make myself finish the second book. I've already bought "Whisper No Lies" but am not looking forward to reading it if it is as generic as the first two. I'm not sure what happened to her characters after the EDEN series, but I do know that I'm simply not impressed.
  
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• Posted on 2009-02-17
  I'm a new fan of Cindy Gerard.
  
  I picked up this book because of all the people here who liked it. You were all correct - this is a great read. The characters were likeable and the relationship was believable. I completely agree with the other reviewer who mentioned that they understood why the h/h were attracted to each other. It was fun to watch their relationship develop.
  
  The action was exciting and I had a hard time putting this book down. I'll read more by this author.
  
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• Posted on 2009-01-25
  Love these books.
  
  I have just recently discovered Cindy Gerard and ever since, I have steadily gone through all of her books. The easy banter, the feeling and the pacing all make these books great.
  
  And even though this might sound strange, one of the things I like about these books is that she doesn't sugar coat combat. The men in these books suffer both physically and mentally and I think that realism is a bigger tribute to our men and women in service them books that portray them as killing machines or impervious superheros. (although there is a little of the impervious superhero bit in some of the books.)
  
  As for this particular book, I loved Sam and Abbie. The ending is a bit too neat regarding Cory but it works and I enjoyed the "happily ever after."
  
  Dena
  
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