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Armed & Dangerous (edition 2012)

by Abigail Roux (Author)

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Member:Moloch
Title:Armed & Dangerous
Authors:Abigail Roux (Author)
Info:Dreamspinner Press (2012), Paperback, 330 pages
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Rating:***1/2
Tags:narrativa, lgbt, narrativa nordamericana, ebook, english, lingua inglese

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Armed & Dangerous (Cut & Run, #5) by Abigail Roux

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It was so great - I love the series and this one was a great read. I just love Ty and Zane and the crime/action part was riveting, the humour was also great. I couldn't stop reading and now I am impatient to get the next installment!

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  Tam2603 | Apr 18, 2013 |
Best of the series so far, well paced and fun to read. ( )
  Capnrandm | Apr 15, 2013 |
This series are my go-to books when I'm just not finding anything to read that satisfies me and I need a good M/M thriller. This one was just as good as ever, although there wasn't enough wounded/on his death bed kind of stuff as usualy which I just love, the sicko that I am.

These two just get cuter and sweeter with each book and their relationship stronger. Can their love get any more beautiful? Here we learn more about Ty's past and Zane gets to confront Nick which really needed to happen and it was handled well. The action took too long to start, though, with an absurdly long section near the beginning with them just being in love. Since there is incredible urgency to the mission, this wait and see just didn't make a lot of sense to me. But it didn't matter because seeing the two together is always pleasurable and the sex is always sizzling.

What made this book special, though, was that Roux brought in another of my favorite couples, the ones in [b:Warrior's Cross|6782412|Warrior's Cross|Abigail Roux|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1355864076s/6782412.jpg|6916543]. It took me probably a quarter to a third of the way into it before I realized who they were, though, and I had to go back and reread their scenes in order to get the right feel in my head. So if you haven't read Warrior's Cross, I suggest you do so before you read this book because this contains major spoilers for that one. Then come back and read this one because seeing Ty and Zane from their perspective is priceless.

There's a nice twist at the end, too, which is definitely different. All in all the book is another great addition to the series. Now let's see if I can hold off on the next one for awhile. I need to savor them and always have one at the ready when I've plodded along through mediocre crap for too long. ( )
  maybedog | Apr 5, 2013 |
This series are my go-to books when I'm just not finding anything to read that satisfies me and I need a good M/M thriller. This one was just as good as ever, although there wasn't enough wounded/on his death bed kind of stuff as usualy which I just love, the sicko that I am.

These two just get cuter and sweeter with each book and their relationship stronger. Can their love get any more beautiful? Here we learn more about Ty's past and Zane gets to confront Nick which really needed to happen and it was handled well. The action took too long to start, though, with an absurdly long section near the beginning with them just being in love. Since there is incredible urgency to the mission, this wait and see just didn't make a lot of sense to me. But it didn't matter because seeing the two together is always pleasurable and the sex is always sizzling.

What made this book special, though, was that Roux brought in another of my favorite couples, the ones in [b:Warrior's Cross|6782412|Warrior's Cross|Abigail Roux|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1355864076s/6782412.jpg|6916543]. It took me probably a quarter to a third of the way into it before I realized who they were, though, and I had to go back and reread their scenes in order to get the right feel in my head. So if you haven't read Warrior's Cross, I suggest you do so before you read this book because this contains major spoilers for that one. Then come back and read this one because seeing Ty and Zane from their perspective is priceless.

There's a nice twist at the end, too, which is definitely different. All in all the book is another great addition to the series. Now let's see if I can hold off on the next one for awhile. I need to savor them and always have one at the ready when I've plodded along through mediocre crap for too long. ( )
  maybedog | Apr 5, 2013 |
This series are my go-to books when I'm just not finding anything to read that satisfies me and I need a good M/M thriller. This one was just as good as ever, although there wasn't enough wounded/on his death bed kind of stuff as usualy which I just love, the sicko that I am.

These two just get cuter and sweeter with each book and their relationship stronger. Can their love get any more beautiful? Here we learn more about Ty's past and Zane gets to confront Nick which really needed to happen and it was handled well. The action took too long to start, though, with an absurdly long section near the beginning with them just being in love. Since there is incredible urgency to the mission, this wait and see just didn't make a lot of sense to me. But it didn't matter because seeing the two together is always pleasurable and the sex is always sizzling.

What made this book special, though, was that Roux brought in another of my favorite couples, the ones in [b:Warrior's Cross|6782412|Warrior's Cross|Abigail Roux|http://d.gr-assets.com/books/1355864076s/6782412.jpg|6916543]. It took me probably a quarter to a third of the way into it before I realized who they were, though, and I had to go back and reread their scenes in order to get the right feel in my head. So if you haven't read Warrior's Cross, I suggest you do so before you read this book because this contains major spoilers for that one. Then come back and read this one because seeing Ty and Zane from their perspective is priceless.

There's a nice twist at the end, too, which is definitely different. All in all the book is another great addition to the series. Now let's see if I can hold off on the next one for awhile. I need to savor them and always have one at the ready when I've plodded along through mediocre crap for too long. ( )
  maybedog | Apr 5, 2013 |
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Cut & Run Series Book Five - Sequel to Divide & Conquer



Left alone in Baltimore after his unpredictable lover bails, Special Agent Zane Garrett takes his frustration out on everything in his path until he is ordered to Chicago to back up an undercover operative. When he gets there, though, he finds himself face to face with his wayward partner, Special Agent Ty Grady. They have to deal with the uncertainty lingering between them while they work to retrieve their intended mark, a retired hit man and CIA wet-works operative named Julian Cross.



Ty, once a Marine and now an FBI hotshot, has a penchant for being unpredictable, a trait Zane can vouch for. Zane is a man who once lived for his job but has come to realize his heartbreaking past doesn’t have to overshadow his future. They're partners, friends, lovers, and the go-to team for unusual cases. With Cross and his innocuous boyfriend, Cameron Jacobs, in tow, Ty and Zane must navigate the obstacles of a cross-country trek, including TSA pat-downs, blizzards, their uncooperative prisoners, CIA kill teams, a desperate lack of sleep and caffeine, and each other. Ty and Zane are determined to get Julian Cross to DC in one piece, but it’s starting to look like it might be the last thing they do. [Dreamspinner]
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