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Identity: Unknown (Tall, Dark & Dangerous, Book 8)
This was a solid story that used a very cliche plot device : amnesia. Brockmann made me believe Mitch didn't know who he was, the flashbacks were nicely done and shed light onto the character. It worked. The female lead was a strong, smart character, that didn't fall apart all mushy at the sight of the tall, dark and dangerous hero. You can feel in read this that Brockmann has gotten the feel of writing action/romance. The bickering between the three Seal set to find Mitch was funny and she sets up the next novel I presume with giving Lucky O'Donlon some "screen time". That next novel is hard to find at a reasonable price.
