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    Freefall: Faith in the Face of Crime
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    Freefall: Faith in the Face of Crime

    By Jodie Bailey

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    With one accusation, army officer Cassidy Matthews's name, reputationand lifeare on the line. A Special Forces soldier insists that Cassy's Fort Bragg-based unit is smuggling drugs. And the accuser? It's Cassy's handsome, stubborn ex-husband, Major Shane Logan. Shane knows Cassy is innocent, which is why he's sure she's being set up to take the fall. Proving it, though, means working together and trying to ignore the feelings they still share. The closer they getto the truth and each otherthe more the danger grows from a ruthless criminal who'll stop at nothing to destroy them both.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLove Inspired
    Release dateNov 1, 2012
    ISBN9781459245440
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    Freefall: Faith in the Face of Crime
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    Jodie Bailey

    Jodie Bailey is an avid reader and a life-long writer. When not tapping at the keyboard, she teaches middle schoolers how to love the written word and follows her Army husband around the country. Jodie is a member of American Christian Fiction Writers and Middle Tennessee Christian Writers. She lives in North Carolina with her husband and daughter.

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      Predictable plot with lots of sex scenes described in sex writer common jargon. Reader was average at best. Serves as OK entertainment on a long trip, but hardly good literature.