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Fire and Ice

by Julie Garwood

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Series: Buchanan-Renard-MacKenna/FBI (7)

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The daughter of notorious, high-profile thief Bobby Rose, journalist Sophie Rose leaves her job at a major Chicago newspaper for a small local paper, but when she stumbles into the middle of a bizarre story, she follows the trail of the mystery north to Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, accompanied by a bodyguard, Jack Prescott, a sexy FBI agent.… (more)
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    Born in Death by J. D. Robb (joycedlee)
    joycedlee: Nora Roberts is a more established writter than Julie Garwood, not taking anything away from her. Nora Roberts is my Favorite Author and she is extremely good at what she does. If you like Fire and Ice you will like the J.D. Series from Nora Roberts. joycedlee… (more)
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2.5* for the book itself with an extra half star for the audiobook narration

I read the first 6 books in this series years ago and my tastes have changed a bit. What I mean by that is that I don't think that this book is worse than the earlier books but that I enjoyed it less because I no longer really like reading about sex scenes. I guess that I have turned into a prude but now I would rather have the details of these intimate encounters to be left to my imagination.

I also felt that there were some glaring clues that Sophie, despite her journalist experience and training, didn't notice. One of these was brought to light (the fact that one of her phone callers had given a fake identity) but one was never addressed (why was William Harrington still dressed in the running clothes he was wearing the last time Sophie saw him at the time of his death? He must have been or Sophie's card wouldn't have still been tucked into his sock!) ( )
  leslie.98 | Jun 27, 2023 |
I really enjoyed this one. It was thrilling and one of the better Buchanan ones I've read so far. It kept me involved. ( )
  SadieNexton | Sep 22, 2022 |
2.5* for the book itself with an extra half star for the audiobook narration

I read the first 6 books in this series years ago and my tastes have changed a bit. What I mean by that is that I don't think that this book is worse than the earlier books but that I enjoyed it less because I no longer really like reading about sex scenes. I guess that I have turned into a prude but now I would rather have the details of these intimate encounters to be left to my imagination.

I also felt that there were some glaring clues that Sophie, despite her journalist experience and training, didn't notice. One of these was brought to light (the fact that one of her phone callers had given a fake identity) but one was never addressed (why was William Harrington still dressed in the running clothes he was wearing the last time Sophie saw him at the time of his death? He must have been or Sophie's card wouldn't have still been tucked into his sock!) ( )
  leslie.98 | Feb 25, 2020 |
Typical romance/thriller involving a female reporter and an FBI agent. Very good! ( )
  camplakejewel | Sep 21, 2017 |
I've always considered Julie Garwood to be one of my go to authors, but I think this series has run too long. Now it is follow a formula of what works, just change the names of the characters. ( )
  Bettesbooks | Jul 5, 2016 |
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The daughter of notorious, high-profile thief Bobby Rose, journalist Sophie Rose leaves her job at a major Chicago newspaper for a small local paper, but when she stumbles into the middle of a bizarre story, she follows the trail of the mystery north to Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, accompanied by a bodyguard, Jack Prescott, a sexy FBI agent.

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Fresh from her incredible smash-hit historical romance Shadow Music, New York Times bestselling author Julie Garwood returns to contemporary romantic suspense with this wonderfully sexy, exhilarating blockbuster. Filled with sizzling passion and breathless adventure, Fire and Ice features a feisty heroine whom Garwood's devoted readers already know and love from her hugely popular novel Murder List. Sophie Rose, a tough and determined newspaper reporter, is the daughter of Bobby Rose, a suave, charming, and handsome gentleman who also happens to be a notorious big-time thief sought by every law-enforcement agency in the country. When the major Chicago daily where she works insists she write an exposeabout her roguish father, Sophie refuses, quits her job, and goes to work at a small newspaper. Far from her onetime high-powered crime beat, she now covers local personalities such as the quirky winner of several area 5K runs whose trademark is goofy red socks. Those red socks--with Sophie's business card neatly tucked inside--are practically all that's found after runner William Harrington is killed near Prudhoe Bay, Alaska, seemingly the victim of a brutal death by polar bear. The Alaska cops want to know why Harrington carried Sophie's card. With an unerring nose for a good story, she heads north. What Sophie doesn't realize is that on her journey from Chicago to Prudhoe Bay, danger follows in her wake. After one attempt on her life, she's been assigned brash but sexy Jack MacAlister as a bodyguard by the cautious FBI. Amid great peril and deadly intrigue in the unforgiving Alaskan terrain, she and Jack form an uneasy alliance sparked with sensual attraction. But they will soon be fighting more than their growing passion for each other. Powerful forces will stop at nothing to prevent the exposure of the sinister conspiracy Sophie and Jack are about to uncover. Captivating mystery, unyielding desire, unrelenting action in a setting both beautiful and lethal--Julie Garwood weaves these thrilling elements into a heat-generating masterpiece of romantic suspense.
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