Unlawful Contact (I-Team, #3)

by Pamela Clare

In this thrilling I-Team romance, a journalist and a man on the run follow a dangerous path toward the truth—and unforgettable passion...

Journalist Sophie Alton is investigating the disappearance of a woman named Megan, recently paroled and now running from the law with her newborn daughter. Her search leads her to Megan’s brother Marc, a convicted killer—and the man she shared an unforgettable night with twelve years ago.
 
Marc uses Sophie to escape from jail so he can find his sister before some very threatening men get to her first.  Sophie knows she should fear Marc. But the heat and hunger of his touch still lingers in her mind—and body—after all this time.
 
Together they will follow a dangerous trail, as people on both sides of the law will do everything they can to keep them from finding Megan—and a shocking truth about the past...

• ISBN10: 1436204100
• ISBN13: 9781436204101
• Publish Date: 1 April 2008
• Publish Status: Unknown
• Out of Print: 11 April 2013
• Publish Country: US
• Imprint: Berkley Sensations
• Format: eBook
• Pages: 400
• Language: English

Reviews

I think what annoyed me most about this was why Hunt went to prison. (show spoiler)[His reasons for taking the blame were fine but he couldn't think of a better story? A better way to protect his sister? For a DEA agent - he didn't seem to understand the system at all. Plus it was pointless anyway because she relapses and ends up back in jail.] (hide spoiler) Beyond that, it was alright. Sophie was a bit too much of a bleeding heart for my liking. And her ignorance over who Hunt was seemed a little ridiculous - especially since she mentions him a bunch in the first couple of chapters and had just happened to be working with his sister. It's not like she had forgotten about him. 2.5 stars, rounded down to 2 stars.

[leelu92]

Thank you Jesus for Marc Hunter. Couldn't we all use a Marc Hunter in our life? Goodness gracious and and then throw in some Julian on top of that with a little splash of Reece.
I'm still perturbed with the overuse of exclamation! points! but that's ok. I enjoyed this plot and it was intense from the beginning...it kept my attention- so much so that I read it in a day. (sick kid in the house actually gave me lots of time to read)
I liked Sophie and she didn't really drive me crazy like Kara and Tessa did at times.

Re read 2/23