The Medusa Project (Silhouette Bombshell, #31) (The Medusa Project) (Silhouette Intrigue S.)

Name: The Medusa Project
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by Cindy Dees

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The Medusa Project (Silhouette Bombshell, #31) (The Medusa Project) (Silhouette Intrigue S.)

by Cindy Dees

1 rating • 1 review • 1 shelved

Air Force Major Vanessa Blake had been handpicked to lead the first all-female Special Forces team, the Medusas. But there was one bit of classified information the military hadn't shared with her–their trainer, tough-as-nails Lieutenant Colonel Jake Scatalone, was under orders to prove women had no place in Special Forces.

No matter how well Vanessa and her team performed, they would fail.

Then Scatalone disappeared on a crucial mission in hostile territory. And Vanessa made the military a deal it couldn't refuse: send in the Medusas. If they succeeded, they would become an official team. If they died, no one would ever have to know….

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ISBN13 9781472032829
Publish Date 27 January 2014 (first published 1 February 2005)
Publish Status Permanently Withdrawn
Out of Print 6 May 2021
Publish Country GB
Publisher HarperCollins Publishers
Imprint Mills & Boon

Format eBook (EPUB)
Pages 304
Language English
URL https://millsandboon.co.uk

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Air Force Major Vanessa Blake had almost given up on getting her dream of joining a Special Forces unit and she jumps at the chance of joining a team. An all-femal Special Forces Team nicknamed the Medusas. Lieutenant Colonel Jake Scatalone is their trainer with a mission to prove that there is no place for women in Special Forces.

Along the way both sides learn a lot from each other including respect. When the training is over and they're informed that no matter how well they had performed there was no succeeding they jump at the chance of helping Scatalone when he disappears on a mission. Vanessa strikes a deal to prove the worth of her team.

Yes, there is romance as well, after all it is a Mills and Boon but it's not the main focus of the story, the main focus is on training up a team of gutsy women and having them proove themselves and not in a sexist or demeaning way, these women know their jobs and the author knows military.