Protecting Alabama
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4.5 • 83 Ratings
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- £2.99
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- £2.99
Publisher Description
The heat was staggering and she began to feel light headed. But she wasn’t leaving without him.
Alabama didn’t have a good start to life. Emotionally and physically abused by her mama, Alabama spent her high school years in foster care. People let her down, time after time, and she’d learned to rely on only herself.
Christopher “Abe” Powers earned his nickname because he tolerated nothing less than absolute honesty from the people around him. Finding the bar scene stale and having watched his friend and teammate, Wolf, find the woman of his dreams, Abe was determined to find someone to share his life with too.
Alabama and Abe had no idea their paths would cross and their prayers would be answered, but like most things in life, nothing is ever as easy as it seems at first. Two words would change both their lives and they’d have to fight hard for their happy ever after.
**Protecting Alabama is a stand-alone love story. It’s Book 2 in the SEAL of Protection Series.**
Customer Reviews
Protecting Alabama
I received a free copy of this book in return for an honest review.
This is a story with a difference. The characters were like real people one of whom had suffered indescribable abuse at the hands of her mother but had turned out to be the sweetest person the other a Navy Seal with father issues but who saw his role to protect and serve. The two met and started on a love affair which because the author has written with such realism inevitably hit a wall from which they may have struggled to recover.
I enjoyed this story. It was like reading about real people living everyday lives and was very believable because of that.
I am looking forward to the next book in the series.
A bit dead
I just couldn't take it seriously, characters were underdeveloped, dialogue was cheesy and some of it just didn't add up!
No life
This does not happen often, but I could not finish this book. It is so sweet and naive, the characters have absolutely no life in them and the conversation is stilted.