False Perceptions by Michelle Heard
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Recommendation
This book just keeps replaying in my mind. The story is intense and I read it in one day while laying out at the pool. I could not get enough of Hayden and Emilie’s relationship. Both have been through traumatic situations and both continue to fight for their own survival. Their chemistry is instant but they claw their way through every up and down along the way. Such an emotional roller coaster but worth every hill. I loved how they fought endlessly for one another until the very end. Cannot say too much without giving away spoilers but trust me when I say, you will fall hard for these two.
Excerpts
Feeling the strength of his arms around me shatters me and puts me back together all at once.
I'm falling for this man. Is it the confidence he wears like a second skin? The fierceness in his eyes? The brute strength in his body? Everything about him lures me in.
Hell was the last place I expected to find an angel.
Publisher synopsis
From International Bestseller Michelle Heard, comes a stand-alone, dark and gritty Military Romance.
Conspiracies and lies lead to a secret that was never supposed to be uncovered.
Six months ago we rescued Emilie Swanson, the daughter of retired Navy Admiral George Swanson – now a senator running for the presidency.
Having just returned from a harrowing operation gone wrong, I accept an undercover mission. With orders to protect Emilie from any further threats, everything should be uncomplicated. Expecting a socialite, I'm surprised when I get to know the spirited woman.
But the Navy SEAL motto is true. The only easy day was yesterday.
To save her I have to take on a powerful political player who will do anything to further his career. Things aren't what they seem, and the threat to Emilie's life lies much closer to home than we thought.
Time is running out as we're both caught in a web of false perceptions.
Please note that False Perceptions contains graphically violent scenes that may be upsetting to some readers.
Review published July 27, 2018