Under the Wire

By: Cindy Gerard

Narrated by: Shannon Gunn

Manny Ortega is a man without a country, and he has one woman to thank for it. She was his first and only true love, and when she left she took more than his heart - she took his life as he knew it. Hardened and honed as sharp as a knife by years as a Special Forces soldier and police detective, Manny is ready for a fresh start at his friend Ethan Garrett's security firm. But the past isn't ready to let him go.

Lily Campora never imagined what would happen to Manny after she walked away from him that night in the sultry Nicaraguan heat - or how he'd hated her for it every day since. Seventeen years later Lily knows everything, and she must put her fear of Manny's rage aside to beg for his help. His forgiveness may be too much to hope for.

Thrust into action on a mission that will transport them to a country rife with political turmoil and civil unrest, Manny and Lily must find a way to work together. And now, amid the dangerous beauty of a landscape reminiscent of Manny's homeland, passion will ignite once more.

©2006 Cindy Gerard (P)2016 Audible, Inc.

Great story

Loved the story. This narrator is very different from the other one on all the other books in this series. I had a very hard time with his choices for the voices of the characters. On plus side at least I could tell when a different "scene " started.

another fun romantic adventure/thriller

Another in Gerard's fun series of heroic soldiers falling for strong women. Overly dramatic narration.

Kept my Interest

This book has been my 2nd best of the series so far; perfect mix of love story & suspense. And, the narration was great.

JJ

Series full of drama which was well written, the communication between romance characters in end of part 2 needs more from Lily’s perspective and time in between them meeting again, performance is good with most of book but just no on love scenes

This narrator needs a Valium.

The story was what I expected from Cindy Gerard, pretty good story line with a few things that are eye rolling over the top. But this narrator.....can we say over-acting? I get that they want some life breathed into the story, but this guy is cringe worthy sometimes. Really glad he only did this one book or I wouldn't have made it through the series.