Charlotte

Finding His Destiny Series, Book 1

By: Angela Rush

Narrated by: Jack Stella, Robyn Verne

Charlotte Williams a 42-year-old widow is heading out for a medical mission trip to Guatemala. She meets a group of Marines at the airport prior to leaving. She hasn't even considered dating since the death of her husband, but when she meets the tall, dark, and handsome Marine, she begins to reconsider her celibacy; however she won't ever see him again, right? She doesn't even know his name.

Jordan "Hawk" Jackson is a 46-year-old Marine Special Ops soldier and leader of his team. He has been burned badly in his first marriage being left to raise his son on his own 16 years ago. He had felt something was missing in his life but couldn't put his finger on it until he met a beautiful stranger in an airport cafe while traveling for a new mission. He suddenly wanted to have this woman, but he didn't even know her name. He wouldn't ever see her again anyway, right?

Destiny had other plans. While raiding a suspected compound of an evil drug lord in the Colombian jungle, Hawk finds Charlotte beaten and bound lying on a jungle path, thrown out like trash. His protective instincts kick in and he is determined to keep her safe no matter the cost.

Contains mature themes.

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wonderful

what a great story. will be reading all books bu this arthor. 😃😃😃 hawk is wonderful and charlotte sweet

A really nice story

Absolutely hate the female narration. The story portraits the female lead as a strong character, but the whiny narration sketches a picture of a pathetic weak character. A real pity. Otherwise would have been great.

A Good Story

This is a hard review to write. I enjoyed the story and the plot. The one thing that bothered me was just as the story is moving along, the author throws in another love scene. I get the couple is hot for each other as they constantly keep saying that during the book. But after awhile, I just wanted to story to move along because you just know that the bad guy has got to do something. The performers are good but I kept wondering during the story why the girl didn't do the girl's part all the time and the guy would do his part during the story. It is broken up that when the guy is speaking his part, he does all the parts. The same with the woman. So what you get is a woman doing the voice for the man and the next time the man is doing his part and then he does the woman's part. It got confusing. But all in all, I enjoyed the book.

Pretty good

Story is good but somewhat stilted and seems like the romance is used as a filler.
Both narrators are very flat! Makes listening somewhat boring. I found it difficult to stay to the end.

Charlotte

I love the story, the male narrator Jack Stella I did not like. But I love that Angela Rush is working with Susan Stoker. I also love the way she commends and shows (as well as Susan Stoker) what the dependents have to deal with at home. I am was both Dependent wife and Active Duty. Thanks for making sure our loved ones are commended for their work and support.