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# Deadly Descent

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Review: Cam and Devon were fantastic! - This was a really great romantic suspense, one of the best I have read in a while. It's set within active duty military, and the sense of place is remarkable. Both mains were awesome and not at all stereotypical. He's a special forces soldier, but isn't over the top alpha; he's sweet and loving, like an actual human being. She flies helos to medevac wounded soldiers, but she's not ridiculously independent or prickly, or too-stupid-to-live. She's a strong woman doing her job, like a real person. I think that's where this book excels - the characters are like actual people and not characatures; and the action is well researched and feels much more real than a lot of other books in this genre. Well done, and I will definitely be reading the next book in the series!
Review: Heart-pounding action, great suspense and imagery, and a sweet romance. - Tags: Romantic Suspense, Military, Friends to Lovers, Standalone, No Cliffhanger First of all, I love military romantic suspenses where the heroine is not a civilian, but holds a position that makes her more than just arm candy or a uniform groupie, if you know what I mean. Devon “Spike” Crawford delivered on that front as an officer and pilot flying Hawks in medevac missions. Career-wise she was solid, but her personal life was complicated. She had dated Ty, a PJ, under the radar for a short time before he was deployed to Bagram. They were casual about it, and instead of a clean break, she’d just let things fizzle out after he left. That, compounded with the fact that she’d fallen in lust with Ty’s best friend Cam from the moment Ty introduced them, left her feeling guilty about the whole situation. Even though Cam felt the same way, they never acted on it. And after Ty’s death, it seemed even more inappropriate to Dev. I didn’t care for her much in terms of the romance—she wanted Cam but worried about her career. The risk vs.reward was a constant factor in regards to her hot and cold behavior that I often wished she would make up her mind. The revelation that she learned to fly because she was afraid of crashing (a plane crash is how she had lost her father) was pure foreshadowing. I LOVED Cam! If he hadn’t brought up the fact of their mutual attraction, he would most likely have remained in the friend zone forever. He didn’t push her to give in but reassured her that he would be there when she was ready, and he was mindful of her concerns about fraternization and how they behaved in public. The suspense portion of the story was so good! It was a lot like Black Hawk Down, but in the mountains of Afghanistan. My heart was thumping the entire time Dev, Cam and co. were on the run. I didn't dislike the villain's POV per se, but I did end up skimming a lot of his ramblings. And with that said, don’t expect a lot of sex with the romance (there was only one steamy, and one sex scene at the very end). The story didn't need sex to make their feelings believable. The romance was fueled by the type of people they were, the high-stress of their jobs, honor and loyalty. I enjoyed the side characters, and it seems they all had a little set up for future stories. I look forward to reading more about these men and women.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| Best Sellers Rank | #7,776,406 in Books ( See Top 100 in Books ) #15,374 in Military Romance (Books) #39,914 in Romantic Suspense (Books) #198,808 in Literature & Fiction (Books) |
| Book 1 of 5  | Bagram Special Ops |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (1,780) |
| Dimensions  | 5.38 x 0.81 x 8.25 inches |
| ISBN-10  | 0373427654 |
| ISBN-13  | 978-0373427659 |
| Item Weight  | 10.2 ounces |
| Language  | English |
| Print length  | 336 pages |
| Publication date  | May 20, 2014 |
| Publisher  | Harlequin |

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Cam and Devon were fantastic!
*by T***E on June 19, 2020*

This was a really great romantic suspense, one of the best I have read in a while. It's set within active duty military, and the sense of place is remarkable. Both mains were awesome and not at all stereotypical. He's a special forces soldier, but isn't over the top alpha; he's sweet and loving, like an actual human being. She flies helos to medevac wounded soldiers, but she's not ridiculously independent or prickly, or too-stupid-to-live. She's a strong woman doing her job, like a real person. I think that's where this book excels - the characters are like actual people and not characatures; and the action is well researched and feels much more real than a lot of other books in this genre. Well done, and I will definitely be reading the next book in the series!

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Heart-pounding action, great suspense and imagery, and a sweet romance.
*by M***S on August 18, 2015*

Tags: Romantic Suspense, Military, Friends to Lovers, Standalone, No Cliffhanger First of all, I love military romantic suspenses where the heroine is not a civilian, but holds a position that makes her more than just arm candy or a uniform groupie, if you know what I mean. Devon “Spike” Crawford delivered on that front as an officer and pilot flying Hawks in medevac missions. Career-wise she was solid, but her personal life was complicated. She had dated Ty, a PJ, under the radar for a short time before he was deployed to Bagram. They were casual about it, and instead of a clean break, she’d just let things fizzle out after he left. That, compounded with the fact that she’d fallen in lust with Ty’s best friend Cam from the moment Ty introduced them, left her feeling guilty about the whole situation. Even though Cam felt the same way, they never acted on it. And after Ty’s death, it seemed even more inappropriate to Dev. I didn’t care for her much in terms of the romance—she wanted Cam but worried about her career. The risk vs.reward was a constant factor in regards to her hot and cold behavior that I often wished she would make up her mind. The revelation that she learned to fly because she was afraid of crashing (a plane crash is how she had lost her father) was pure foreshadowing. I LOVED Cam! If he hadn’t brought up the fact of their mutual attraction, he would most likely have remained in the friend zone forever. He didn’t push her to give in but reassured her that he would be there when she was ready, and he was mindful of her concerns about fraternization and how they behaved in public. The suspense portion of the story was so good! It was a lot like Black Hawk Down, but in the mountains of Afghanistan. My heart was thumping the entire time Dev, Cam and co. were on the run. I didn't dislike the villain's POV per se, but I did end up skimming a lot of his ramblings. And with that said, don’t expect a lot of sex with the romance (there was only one steamy, and one sex scene at the very end). The story didn't need sex to make their feelings believable. The romance was fueled by the type of people they were, the high-stress of their jobs, honor and loyalty. I enjoyed the side characters, and it seems they all had a little set up for future stories. I look forward to reading more about these men and women.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Once you start reading it, you don't want to put it down!
*by T***L on March 19, 2014*

Fantastic Read! Kaylea Cross writes her characters so well and has just the right amount of suspense/romance to keep you hooked from the very beginning. My heart broke for Devon and Cam at the beginning, because they both had lost someone very close to them and that kept them from acting on their feelings for each other. In the end that about cost them both what they truly wanted so much and that was each other. Cam new from the beginning that Devon was his, but he knew that Devon had to admit to her feelings to herself and that he wouldn't push her. Such a powerful story with so much incredible emotion and once you start reading it, you don't want to put it down.

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