Operation: Endeavor is the second book in Christi Snow’s When the Mission Ends series about the Robertson siblings and the men and women who love ‘em. After giving the first book in this series, Operation: Endgame, a very enthusiastic 4-smooch rating, I couldn't wait to read the second installment. ...
In Operation: Endgame, we’re introduced to twins Cassie and Chris Robertson and their childhood best friend, Jake Madsen. Cassie and Jake have been circling around their mutual attraction for years, but when Chris dies in combat and Jake feels responsible, a single night of shared passion and grief ...
We received this book for a honest review. At first I looked at it and went meh… Mudflap? So I thought it would be some book about some sleepy town hero for stuff that well… I dunno. And then I saw it’s proceedings would go to Lubbock Red Cross, so I went ok, I will read it, for a good cause. And th...
Pretty good- easy read. Nothing earth shattering for me. Had a good suspenseful build up. Relationship was a friends to lovers thing and I enjoyed that aspect. I'm hoping for a bit more in the next one but I'm going to read the whole series because I'm definitely interested in Cassie's brothers.
I'm a little conflicted about this book. On the one hand I really liked it. On the other handI got a little frustrated.I liked the friends to lovers aspect with Jake and Cassie growing up together. They've been friends forever and they're finally getting together. Maybe. They hook up one night when ...
Read this review on my blog! --> Book TravelsI love a good Romance when there’s some action on the background, it makes things more real and the present always sounds like the best time to act and reveal the feelings for another character. This book was on my wishlist simply because I follow the aut...
Have you ever just kind of stumbled upon a book? I was flipping through my updates on Goodreads last week and saw a comment about a review on Operation: End Game and it really peaked my interest. After doing a little bit more stalking… um.. snooping…. uh research, I discovered that this is the first...
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