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2.0 out of 5 stars I liked Joe better in "Mountain", April 8 2004

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This review is from: Mackenzie's Mission (Mass Market Paperback)

Give me the determined 16 year-old from Wolf's story, rather than the domineering 35 year-old here. This older Joe really didn't live up to his potential from the first book. Yes, he has achieved his dreams but he is harder and more pushy in this book. Rather than seducing Caroline into a relationship he basically just informs her that he will have her - no romance at all. He calls her "my woman" more than he does by her name, and their sex scenes are all lust, no tenderness. Yes, the sex is hot, but when Joe tells Caroline "you'll lose your cherry" I actually cringed. Is he a grown man or a frat boy? He doesn't hesitate to suspect Caroline of a crime and then just gives her a light apology afterwards. I guess we are expected to chalk it all up to a stereotypical fighter jock mentality, but I was hoping he'd turn out more like his dad, whom I adore. Probably not fair of me, but there it is.

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5.0 out of 5 stars Hot, hot, hot. Joe MacKenzie is awesom, Mar 4 2004

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I loved this book. Joe MacKenzie is sexy personified. His control, strength, and sexuality left me breathless. This book is one of a series of five MacKenzie books. I can't wait to track down the others! I'm a new Linda Howard fan, that's for sure.

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5.0 out of 5 stars An excellent MacKenzie story.... :), Jul 10 2003

By	"janethgrt" (Berkeley, CA United States) - See all my reviews

The follow up to MacKenzie's Mountain. This is the story of Colonel Joe "Breed" MacKenzie and Caroline Evans, Physicist and computer geek. They meet while working on the Night Hawk, a top secret military air craft. He is the project manager and she is a civilian working for a private military contractor.

Their romance is combustible although they go through a rough spot of mistrust. He suspects her of sabotaging the project. It all gets cleared up in the end, however after some exciting twists and turns. Joe is a sexy dude and has the sensitivity to handle the skittish and innocent Caroline. Their romance sizzles.

I love the MacKenzie series and think that Linda Howard should keep going with this fabulous family. I am a huge LH fan. Other books in this series are: Mackenzie's Mountain, A Game of Chance, MacKenzie's Pleasure and MacKenzie's Magic.

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5.0 out of 5 stars #2 in THE MACKENZIE SAGA --- #1 SON
It took Colonel Joe "Breed" Mackenzie till he was 35 to get hit with cupid's arrow. Must have seemed imperative to develop him into a legend. Read more

Published on Mar 27 2003 by M. Hartmann

5.0 out of 5 stars MACKENZIE'S MISSION
LINDA HOWARD IS THE BEST. THIS BOOK IS ONE OF THE BEST. IF YOU HAVE ENJOYED HER WORK IN THE PASS. YOU WILL LOVE THIS. Read more

Published on Aug 24 2002 by kimberly cintron

1.0 out of 5 stars Disappointing, esp. after McKenzie's Mountain
What a disappointment this turned out to be. The romance seemed forced, without the usual chemistry that is present in so many other Howard novels. Read more

Published on Jun 14 2002

5.0 out of 5 stars Wow!
If I can give it 10 star, I will. But the highest rating is 5. In MacKenzie's Mountain, I fell in love with Wolf, Joe's father. Joe was 16 years old in that book. Read more

Published on Mar 18 2002