Shrapnel's Kiss

Military Romance

De: Amy Rachiele

Narrado por: Rita Rush, Michael Icenogle

In a war torn Afghanistan, Junie signs up for a Peace Corps assignment involving recently orphaned children. She wasn't expecting a lavish experience. She knew it would be primitive and dangerous, but it turned out to be way more difficult than she could have imagined.

Captain Tyler Alexander, US Army, Infantry: Mission first and mission ready is his motto, but he realizes it all has a deeper meaning when he meets Junie - a Flower-power Peace Corps volunteer.

©2014 Amy Rachiele (P)2015 Amy Rachiele

Interesting and Insightful

The author and narrators were new to me on this book along with the military romance genre. I thought the author did a great job portraying both the military and civilization reaction to their surroundings. The story was well written and full of hope. Language was not offensive at all. Steam level was low and clean. I was voluntarily provided this free review copy audiobook by the author, narrator, or publisher.

Love endures even in a war zone

This story is not my cup of tea for romance. That being said it still was a interesting story. You have your solider who falls in love with a volunteer while trying to keep each other alive. Narrator did a decent job. This audiobook was provided by the author, narrator, or publisher at no cost in exchange for an unbiased review courtesy of Audiobook Blast."

A Pleasant Surprise!

For a short story, it was much better than I thought it would be. The author did a good job describing the "war zone", it was descriptive and interesting. It really made me wish this was longer. Captain Tyler Alexander and his team were ambushed, while taking Junie and the other Peace Corps members to an orphanage in Afghanistan. Junie and the Captain were taken prisoner and he planed a daring escape for them.

The narration was good. I actually liked Michael Icenogle performance more than Rita Rush but they both did good.

This story could easily be listened to in one sitting. There's no steamy romance, but the story follows the characters as they come to terms with their feelings after their ordeal. I received this audio from the publisher for an honest review.

Love in a dangerous place

This was a really great story. I enjoyed listening to it, but was a bit disappointed that Michael and Rita's voices didn't intermingle and were completely separate. Even with that each did a great job. I really liked the idea of finding love in a dangerous land and Amy did a great job creating Junie and Tyler. They seemed really awesome together. The only reason I didn't completely love the story was that there were a few parts that just didn't seem to flow for me but other wise it all worked wonderfully together.

Good story

STORY REVIEW.....
Good story. Not my usual choice of reads but I liked it. It was very gripping with strong characters and is well written.

AUDIO REVIEW....
Narrator was very good and putting life and emotions into the characters.

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