Review: Love Can Be Deceving - Jacqueline Farruiga Masotta MA and Jessica Jude Ziegler PHD

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Review: Love is Deceiving - Book #2 - Dr Jessica Jude Ziegler and Jacqueline Farrugia Masotto MA - February 2024

This book I went into blind as didn't remember what it was about. It starts with Rob and Ellie falling in love and spending time together before Ellie is off on her first mission. Just before the mission Ellie and her second-in-command and best friend Ava, head off and are stopped by the security team which turns out to be run by Axel - Ellie's ex and a bad seed. He was abusive towards Ellie and a sore loser and made her feel like she was nothing. During the first day of the mission, the convoy hits an IED and is blown up. This ends up with some of the team dying and the rest ending up in hospital. Ellie is in a medically induced coma and Ava has been burned over most of her body and looks like she may lose her arm. Rob heads to the hospital but as he is her boyfriend, he doesn't have any rights as her next of kin. Someone else though wants the hospital to believe he is Ellie's fiance - Axel, of course, he has a nasty ulterior motive.  While Rob and Axel are on the outside with their story, Ellie's story also includes her internal dialogue and talks about the first time she met Axel to their ending of the relationship and getting him kicked out of the military to meet Rob - her GI Joe and forever man. We also see the beginning of Ava's story as Rob visits her and we see sparks flying between Ava and her Dr. Reynolds.  If you love military romances, love triangles, and justice with a hint of romantic suspense - then check out Love is Deceiving by these two great authors.


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