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Colliding Forces (Foundation, Bk 2)
Colliding Forces - Foundation, Bk 2
Author: Constance O'Day-Flannery
Deborah Stark is a newscaster with ambition to spare and a take-no-prisoners attitude when it comes to love. Her latest whirlwind affair with the darkly sexy Marcus ends with D. never expecting to see him again. Then her mother dies right before Thanksgiving and Marcus shows up on the doorstep of D.’s childhood home in New Jersey -- and th...  more »
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ISBN-13: 9780765351029
ISBN-10: 0765351021
Publication Date: 10/4/2005
Pages: 352
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  • Currently 3.7/5 Stars.
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3.7 stars, based on 61 ratings
Publisher: Tor Books
Book Type: Paperback
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 reviewed Colliding Forces (Foundation, Bk 2) on + 46 more book reviews
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O'day-Flannery delivers again. After reading her first shapeshifter book "Shifting Love", I wanted to know more about Deborah (D.) and Marcus. Thank heavens so did her publishing company!

This is the touching story of Deborah and Marcus, finally! I loved every word, turned pages as quickly as I could and didn't put this book down until it was finished - then I didn't want it to end! I HIGHLY recommend this read!
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Suspense combined with shape-shifting. Excellent read
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I'm not a regular reader of romance or paranormal novels and just happened to read "Colliding Forces" on a fluke. It's an enjoyable, interesting read: hot romance, intrigue, life-changing events, and characters you want to 'live happily ever after'.

The plot involves a political conspiracy theory which was a surprise. My only criticism is poor editing. Too many slips where a word made no sense where it was used, like what instead of which, which would be easily missed if using electronic spell-check.
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A power house of a good book
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Deborah Stark, known as D., a Philadelphia news anchor, meets sexy Marcus Bocelli at the wedding of Maggie and Julian in Shifting Love (2004), and after a night of hot sex, she never expects to see him again. To her great surprise, he turns up at the tiny house in New Jersey where she spent an anguished childhood, just as she has to make funeral arrangements for her mother. He becomes her friend, but D. remembers that Maggie has warned her away from Marcus. When D. finds out about an enormous conspiracy involving her TV station, the company that owns it, and high-ranking government officials, a conspiracy that may result in the deaths of innocent people, she also discovers that Marcus is leading a double life. O'Day-Flannery slowly and carefully builds the suspense, and a relationship, maintaining a deliberate pace that finally yields a happy ending. The paranormal element is miniscule, ceding importance to the conspiracy, which proves to be enticing. by Diana Tixier Herald


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