Shell Game

by Christine Keniston

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Tricked into taking a Caribbean cruise, Navy SEAL Luke "Brooklyn" Chapman is expecting free-flowing booze, bikini-clad women, and an abundance of recreation. Hardworking Sharla Kramer has her hands full keeping her sticky-fingered grandmother out of trouble. Looking forward to a nice rest while on vacation, the last thing she needs in her life is a high risk Navy SEAL. Toss in a couple of swindlers, a retired cop, and a few fun-loving ladies in red hats, and a little high seas R&R quickly becomes a lot of high stakes shenanigans!

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Book Details

Genre

Contemporary Romance

Subgenre

Beach, Military

Series

Aloha Romance Series

Audience

Adult

Bell Peppers

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Profanity

2 Mild

Violence

1 None

Drugs, Alcohol, Tobacco

1 None

Publication Date

April 24, 2018

Language Versions

English

Fiction Form

Novel

Shell game

Sharla, an e r nurse is coaxed by her ex con grandmother to join her on a cruise, the last thing Sharla wanted to do, things turn interesting when they meet a retired cop and a navy seal turned federal agent and discover that a couple on board are cons. A great story suitable for everyone to read

Big smile

This was a great story. A very spitfire grandmother that can make anyone laugh. A granddaughter that is afraid to move forward. A SEAL that found the one!

Fun

Sophia is quite the character but her granddaughter Sharla is boring in comparison. The real romance is between Sophia and Herbie. Brooklyn is way too attracted to timid Scarla but knows they have no future because Scarla doesn't want to be with another service man. The usual will they won't they, of course they will!

Holiday

Nearly two weeks on a cruse what’s hard about that but it turns out that he meets some shady and some wonderful people

Another good one!

Another good book in the Aloha Romance Series! This was a very very good book! The story was so well written that you get interested from start to finish, plus the humour is so well placed in the story that you end up laughing about the antics of Nana. What a feisty granny!!! I highly recommend this author and this series!