Title: Chance Collision (Crossing Forces, #2)
Author: C.A. Szarek
Stars: 3 1\2 stars out of 5
Review:
Chance Collision can be read as a strand alone novel because the author C.A. Szarek is able to bring readers up to date though out the book.
The story is a romance from beginning to end with a little mystery so the characters have something to do in-between lusting after each other.
The characters from book one are in book two and C.A. Szarek adds a few new ones in that will have their own stories fro the way the series is set up.
The end felt a little forced and predictable. If readers enjoyed the Collision Force than they will enjoy Chance Collision.
Thank you Netgalley and Paper Dragon Publishing for the advance copy.
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Synopsis:
owing to protect her had nothing to do with feelings.
Detective Pete Crane catches a new shooting case and considers it business-as-usual. But when the lead witness is the Chief of Police’s fiery assistant, he never anticipated she’d challenge him—personally and professionally. Especially while under his protection.
Little do they know, the shooting she and her grandmother witnessed was anything but random.
Thrown together, their attraction sizzles, even though she’s squarely in the no-fly zone. She makes him break every rule in his little black book.
Nikki Harper has been attracted to Pete since they met two years ago. Witnessing a brutal shooting throws her into a stigma that’s always been her greatest fear—a victim. She has no choice but to accept his protective custody and let him help save her and her beloved grandmother.
Can Pete protect his witness and solve the case, while fighting the intense heat with Nikki?
About The Author:
USA Today Bestselling, award winning author of romantic suspense and epic fantasy romance, C.A. loves to dabble in different genres. If it's a good story, she'll write it, no matter where it seems to fit!
She's a hopeless romantic and always will be. Risking it all for Happily Ever After is what she lives by!
C.A. is originally from Ohio, but got to Texas as soon as she could. She's happily married and has a bachelor's degree in Criminal Justice.
She works with kids when she's not writing.
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