The fourth and final book in Lexxie Couper’s Outback Skies series fast paced, sexy, amusing, mixed with a bit of suspense and I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. ~ Slick, Guilty Pleasures
Description:
“There’s nothing hotter than a killer love story.”
Charlie Baynard is an average Outback cop. Protecting the people in his small town and flying through the Outback skies in his police chopper suits him just fine. But there s a side to him that no one knows about. Like the fact he used to be one of the Australian government s best assets, and his name isn t really Charlie.
A dangerous past conditioned Charlie to be afraid of nothing and no one. Except for the woman who knows “exactly” who he really is. His wife. And if the reports that she s headed for Wallaby Ridge are true, he s got two choices arrest her or kill her. Before she kills him.
Dani De Vries never questioned orders and was paid to do things that put her on a lot of most-wanted lists. Then Charlie entered her life and things shifted. Now Dani is on the run, hunted by dangerous people. But not as dangerous as the man she never meant to fall in love with her husband.
If only she can find him in time. And convince him not to put a bullet between her eyes.
“Warning: The hero and heroine in this romance are dangerous. And violent. And don t pull any punches, in or out of bed. And they spend a lot of time in bed having a lot of sex. A “lot” of sex.””
Review copy provided for an honest review
The fourth and final book in Lexxie Couper’s Outback Skies series fast paced, sexy, amusing, mixed with a bit of suspense and I thoroughly enjoyed reading it. Best of all we finally get a really good look at the events that changed Charlie Baynard’s life and sent him to the Australian Outback.
When Charlie gets word that his “wife” Dani De Vries is on the way to Wallaby Ridge he knows two things; he needs to be prepared and he needs to make sure his new friends are safe. Charlie and Dani were once paired as a husband and wife team and worked as spies for the Australian government doing unspeakable things until one night they both got a directive neither one could carry out, but one that left Charlie with a big scar and the incentive he needed to get out, to reinvent himself, to erase John Tennant from the face of the earth and to move on.
The sexual tension between Charlie and Dani was evident from the first moment they appear on the page together but there was also an undercurrent of fear, danger, and apprehension. It is easy to see both Charlie and Dani are on edge; they both have an agenda they plan to carry out but it is difficult to see which way this story might go and that’s why it was so easy to read this book from start to finish, because this reader had to know!
I very much enjoyed seeing the rest of the Outback Skies Fly-boy’s club members and loved the teasing and questions they threw at Charlie when they discovered he had a “wife.” The camaraderie between these four men is what I have always loved about this series and it was there until the very end.
Better With You is a fantastic end to what has been a hot, sexy, and extremely enjoyable series.
Thanks for the review Slick