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Crossfire Christmas

Crossfire Christmas, November 2014
The Precinct
by Julie Miller

Harlequin Intrigue
Featuring: Teresa Rodriguez; Charles Nash
224 pages
ISBN: 037369797X
EAN: 9780373697977
Kindle: B00K9ZXY1S
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"A DEA agent and a pediatric nurse get caught in the crossfire of a drug cartel and an agency mole."

Fresh Fiction Review

Crossfire Christmas
Julie Miller

Reviewed by Viki Ferrell
Posted October 5, 2014

Holiday | Romance Suspense

DEA Agent Charlie Nash barely survives a shootout in a warehouse, escaping with a couple of bullet holes in him. Someone at the DEA exposed his undercover operation to the Garciela drug cartel he has infiltrated. The cartel has killed two of the men on his team, and now he needs to find the mole at DEA and bring him down, along with the cartel. As he escapes with two gunshot wounds, he wrecks his truck on a deserted back road in Kansas City. However, the road is not totally deserted. Teresa Rodriguez uses this back way home from her job as a pediatric nurse at the hospital. When she sees the truck slammed into a tree, she stops to see if there is anyone injured. She finds Nash unconscious in a pool of blood. She tried to help him, but he draws his gun on her and demands that she patch him up and get him back on his feet. He can't trust anyone at the DEA right now and needs her help. Can he keep himself hidden and Teresa safe until he can figure out who the snitch is at DEA and bring this drug cartel down? Can he keep his heart safe from this feisty woman he's kidnapped, who can give it back to him just as hard as he can dish out? Nash and Teresa spend most of this adventure on the run from the bad guys, but who can tell the bad guys from the good? Both are very strong characters with defiant personalities. Teresa's family is smothering her all the time about being careful. They get drawn into this fiasco when she and Nash have no one else to rely on. The plot is continually taking unexpected turns as Nash and Teresa are literally running for their lives. CHRISTMAS CROSSFIRE is another dynamic tale in Harlequin's The Precinct series. Julie Miller pens a fast--paced, riveting novel that will have you turning pages to see where it heads next.

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SUMMARY

An injured undercover agent must keep an innocent nurse from getting caught in the crossfire in the latest installment of The Precinct With his life bleeding out from bullet wounds and a car crash, Charles Nash's best option is to kidnap the innocent nurse who stops to help him. At gunpoint, the jaded DEA undercover agent offers Teresa Rodriguez a desperate deal: if she keeps him alive long enough to find out who's blown his cover and set him up to die, she'll be home for Christmas. As the two go on the run from an unknown killer, the Good Samaritan gives Nash a bad case of unprofessional desire. He's drawn to the sexy little spitfire for her bravery, boldness and attitude. But how can he count on kissing her under the mistletoe when so many enemies are working to ensure they don't make it to the holidays?


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