Identity: Unknown

by Suzanne Brockmann

Paperback, 1999

Status

Available

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Fic Romance Brockmann

Publication

silhouette (1999), Paperback, 256 pages

Description

Fiction. Romance. Suspense. HTML: What he remembered: His clothing size What he didn't remember: Everything else Navy SEAL Mitchell Shaw woke up one morning with no clue as to who he was.And the items hidden in his possession were no help�?? an address, along with a .22 caliber side arm. The address led him to the Lazy 8 Ranch�?? and its beautiful manager, Becca Keyes, who made him believe he might have a future. Even if he wasn't sure about his past. The gun was another story altogether..

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LibraryThing member jjmcgaffey

It's kind of awkward/annoying at the beginning, and again when she finds out he's not Casey Parker. But overall, this is one of my favorites of this series. I love amnesia stories, and Mish's slow discovery of who he is is really well set up. And Becca is great - though it could have been better

established that she usually handles a relationship differently. She _says_ she can handle a short-term affair, but it's not really shown - but then, it would take a much longer book to show it. Good story.

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LibraryThing member beckymmoe

I liked this one--a quick read, but fun. I thought the amnesia was done well--the dreams/memories were cleverly written to keep Mitch guessing whether he was a good guy or not. It seemed fitting that he'd be the guy to develop amnesia, since no one on the team seemed to know much about him at

all--put them all in the same boat, so to speak (Navy SEALs on a boat, get it? Sorry, I have a splitting headache today. Makes me loopier than usual.) Anyway--the romance developed a bit too quickly, but hey, he's a SEAL, so can you blame her? and Mitch clearly was coming off of a looong dry spell (and even if he wasn't, he had amnesia. He couldn't remember the last time ;-))...so, yeah. All of the covers for this one make me cringe, so I'm glad I read the Tall, Dark, and Dangerous: Part Two eversion from the library that only has one military-ish guy, looking off pensively into the distance. (Is pensively even a word? Again, I'm pleading headache. Don't tell any English teachers you know on me.)

And two books in a row with Rebeccas in them! Total coincidence, honest.

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