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Nan stared at Baldwin. Suddenly, bolting through the open door came the FBI man himself. He glared at Macy. Goodreads helps you keep track of books you want to read.
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Paperbackpages. Published June 1st by Love Spell first published May 5th Macy TuckerJake Baldwin. Houston, Texas United States. To see what your friends thought of this book, please sign up.
To ask other readers questions about Gotcha! Lists with This Book. Jun 15, Shari rated it did not like it Shelves: I made it slightly more than halfway through this book before giving up. The characters’ actions made no sense to me, and I kept waiting for something to shift or change, but I lost patience.
Despite multiple attempts on her life, our heroine continues to insist on going out on her own, avoiding police protection, and rejecting all offers of help or comfort. In the face of this continued rejection, our hero considers himself in love with her after knowing her for about two days.
Oct 14, Paige Bookdragon rated it it was ok Shelves: I blame the heroine. Feb 28, Nefise rated it did not like it Shelves: I really tried to keep reading the book but either I’ll end up another too soon reading slump or it will take forever to finish the book.
I didn’t like at all hero’s insta-lust and almost obsessive attitude toward heroine. He didn’t know her, even she might have been one of suspect about his brother’s escape, but no, he was so sure of himself and immediately he felt to protect her and ignored his job’s ethics.
He went so far in his possessiveness that he behaved like a junior, not a profess DNF He went so far in his possessiveness that he behaved like a junior, not a professional police officer. I think, mostly because of his meaningless and implausible chrkstie, I lost all my appetite, despite of I was interested in suspense part of the story.
I can’t say that Byy liked heroine more than hero. She showed all the signs that in the next chapters, she would be another issue in the story. Although her life was in stake, she was determined to ignore all christje requests and helped to create more tasks to policemen. I guess that she christe have some trouble because of her actions but I didn’t find in me to keep reading and see what happens next.
Overall, imo author created far-fetched, frivolous protagonists while she was trying to make them hero romantic or appealing for a romantic story heroine. View all 4 comments. I got this as a freebie. I can’t always be lucky as with Penelope. I wonder if I should rate a book two stars only because I read it in one sitting and it wasn’t boring while at the same time it had some serious issues. It really needs better editing: Some are silly even without mis I got this as a freebie.
Some are silly even without mistakes: If the last one is possible, I apologize. Macy is another reason which might prevent people to enjoy this. She does exactly the thing she isn’t supposed to at the most dangerous time.
Oh, and she calls menstruation Aunt Flo. But despite all that I actually had fun reading this because Macy’s family is weird and there is a lot of humour. Even though her grandmother is a caricature, she is the one that makes this book funny. I have to justify two stars somehow. Jan 17, Jacqueline rated it really liked it Recommends it for: I liked this book.
The writing was tight and there was much more showing than telling. There were several very amusing parts and the tone of the book stayed consistant throughout without being in any way farcical.
The characters were well drawn and believable as were the interesting minor characters. The plot made sense and I liked that the story resolved around a smaller crime than terrorists or serial killers. The plot was also one where I didn’t guess all of the answers from the beginning. Th I liked this book. The author was able to keep several questions unanswered until the end. I loved how the hero, Jake, would do something and then tell himself that the sons of Baptist preachers do those sorts of things.
He made some mistakes and he did some very nice grovelling at the end to get the heroine back.
Gotcha! a Tall, Hot & Texan Novel
I will definitely be reading more of this author. I probably would have given this book more stars if I could stand Macy even a little bit. She was such an idiot who was always running off on her own when gotcga knew someone was trying to kill her. Curistie family interactions were really funny. Macy’s mom and grandma made the book for me. The editing needs some work.
One of my biggest issues was the lack of quotation marks at the start of a sentence.
It messed with the flow of my reading a 3. It messed with the flow of my reading and made me backtrack to make sure I was actually reading a quote. Overall a good book that was worth my time.
Feb 02, Cher rated it liked it. I stuck with this author because I did enjoy her previous book. I like this book as well but it was just missing things. I just didn’t have closure to a lot of threads that were included with story.
The ending wasn’t really an ending for me. I needed to see them as a couple in future things. Jul 30, Sandy M rated it it was amazing Shelves: I love reading Christie Craig. I find myself laughing out loud throughout the entire book. An example in Gotcha! But when he persists, Macy lets loose and stops speaking female code for tampons, periods and the whole works, lets Jake have it full force, which leaves him floundering and blushing.
One of the best scenes in the book, and there are so many more. He ends up protecting her when the bad guy begins to stalk Macy. Jake wants more from her, but Macy holds back because the men in her life always leave.
But spending so much time with Jake, learning he has his secrets too, is beginning to wear her down. I so enjoyed Jake and Macy.
Craig just has a knack of making the reader care about what happens to her characters. Christie Craig is a master at incorporating fun and laughter in her books. This is nearly as good as it gets.
See my complete review at http: Sep 20, Linda rated it really liked it Shelves: Ok, I admit it. I enjoyed this contemporary romance.
Some might consider the humor as stupid-funny. It begins with Ellie Chandler, a somewhat chubby, gorgeous, and ‘stacked’ lady who wants to report a possible murder. She has just met Sgt. Jake Baldwin of the local police department.