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Under a Turquoise Sky

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02 September 2014

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Romance

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When federal agent Aaron Yazzie is assigned to protect the only witness to a drug cartel execution, he hides Kailyn Eudailey in the safest place he knows ... the vast, untamed wilderness of the Navajo Reservation. Transporting Kailyn to New Mexico may not be as easy as Aaron would like....

When federal agent Aaron Yazzie is assigned to protect the only witness to a drug cartel execution, he hides Kailyn Eudailey in the safest place he knows ... the vast, untamed wilderness of the Navajo Reservation. Transporting Kailyn to New Mexico may not be as easy as Aaron would like. Kailyn is a high-maintenance Southern belle who is determined to assert her independence at every step. Although Aaron's job is to protect her from the dangers that could get them both killed, Kailyn is getting to him. As an undercover agent, Aaron has grown adept at playing many roles. But will he be able to embrace his true identity and God s plan for his life in order to keep Kailyn alive?"

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When federal agent Aaron Yazzie is assigned to protect the only witness to a drug cartel execution, he hides Kailyn Eudailey in the safest place he knows ... the vast, untamed wilderness of the Navajo Reservation. Transporting Kailyn to New Mexico may not be as easy as Aaron would like....

When federal agent Aaron Yazzie is assigned to protect the only witness to a drug cartel execution, he hides Kailyn Eudailey in the safest place he knows ... the vast, untamed wilderness of the Navajo Reservation. Transporting Kailyn to New Mexico may not be as easy as Aaron would like. Kailyn is a high-maintenance Southern belle who is determined to assert her independence at every step. Although Aaron's job is to protect her from the dangers that could get them both killed, Kailyn is getting to him. As an undercover agent, Aaron has grown adept at playing many roles. But will he be able to embrace his true identity and God s plan for his life in order to keep Kailyn alive?"
Under a Turquoise Sky $25.99
Koorong code 416349
ISBN 9781426758027
Pages 319
Publisher Abingdon Press
Publication date 02 September 2014
Dimensions 23 x 137 x 213mm
Weight 0.363kg
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    Anonymous
    I do not recommend this product
    Rated 2 out of 5 stars
    11 years ago
    Slow and Predictable

    Under a Turquoise Sky is Christian Romantic Suspense, usually my favourite genre, but this really didn't gel with me. I found the characters too stereotypical, and the plot verging on melodramatic. \\r\\nIt didn't start well. In fact, it started three times: Kailyn meets RafeAaron at a party; Kailyn watches her best friend get murdered by her drug lord husband; Kailyn in witness protection where her care is entrusted to Aaron. I didn't like Kailyn as a character. She came across as dim. \\r\\n\\r\\nAaron was more complex, a half-Navajo child who'd been mistreated by his white stepfather then adopted by a white family. He had rejected God, but this is a Christian romance, and we all know that means the hero and heroine both have to be Christians by the end of the book. This was another big failing for me: I didn't see any development in Aaron's faith journey throughout the book, which made the inevitable conversion seem unrealistic. \\r\\n\\r\\nWhat was good? I really liked Aaron's Navajo grandmother. She was brighter than she let on, with a wicked sense of humour and large doses of tribal and Christian wisdom, even if it tended to be delivered as clich dialogue. But the good wasn't enough to make up for lacklustre writing and a main character I was unable to empathise with. \\r\\n\\r\\nThanks to Abingdon Press and NetGalley for providing a free ebook for review.