Midnight Remembered

by Gayle Wilson

Book Overview

Midnight Remembered by Gayle Wilson released on Oct 25, 2000 is available now for purchase. This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Mass Market Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0373225911
• ISBN13: 9780373225910
• Release Date: November 2000
• Publisher: Harlequin Books
• Length: 248 Pages
• Weight: 0.25 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 4.2" x 6.6"

Customer Reviews

#6 of the MEN OF MYSTERY - SECOND TRILOGY

Give us more of these men. By the way - where are the pictures of these men with hair-roughened chests? - cover - gorgeous body but no hair! Yup! Paige Daniels has a problem - What happened to Joshua Stone three years ago? She had a feeling from the look in his eyes that he wouldn't be seeing her again. And Now Steiner is asking questions again about the last days of their mission. Where is the toxin? Who is this man they call Jack Thompson and why does his file have some connection with Josh Stone? Daniels hot-foots it to Atlanta to check out this Jack Thompson. Jack Thompson is a man who doesn't even know his own name. Only what he has been told. Fortunately he has this feeling of danger and saves Daniels from a possible kidnapping. Why isn't she smart enough to sense danger in her actions? She just assumes too much. Its the CIA. It is Steiner. Boy, where are her brains located, she worked for the CIA. These men [and women] who were involved with the External Security Team should have a more highly developed sense of self-preservation than is displayed in these great stories. [more suspicion and tension] Paige wants Josh to remember her and their last night together. [ain't that just like a woman] I think she has lust and love mixed up in her mind. I couldn't read it fast enough to find out what happened to Josh in the 3 years that he was missing. Wow! Andy Rombart was a good cop but was Jack for real? Andy needed to clear up two murders. Dr. Helen Culbertson was sure that she could unlock the block to Jack's mind but she made a deadly mistake. It was great when the five men of the Phoenix Brotherhood gathered together under Griff Cabot to save Josh and Daniels. What a great story to round out the MEN OF MYSTERY ---- HIGHLY RECOMMENDED --m [just can't identify with their loose attitudes to sex] the women are as bad as the men.

YOU'LL BE UP UNTIL MIDNIGHT READING!

This book packs a lot into a small package. You can read it in one day and won't feel you've wasted your time. Good character development, great suspense, hot romance - what else could you want? Highly recommended.

Amazing!

Books like this go down in history. This is by far my favorite book ever. Joshua Stone is the most perfect man ive ever read about. I would have done anything to rip him from the pages and live out this book with him by my size. Deffenitly worth all Five Stars!

Now THAT'S More Like It

Gayle Wilson's series about former CIA agents returns to greatness in the amazing "Midnight Remembered," an absolute must-read. In the middle of a dangerous mission, CIA agent Joshua Stone made love to his partner, Paige Daniels. The next morning he and the top secret toxin they were sent to recover were gone. Three years later, a man matching his description has been found. Paige knows the man known as Jack Thompson is Josh. Can she unlock the secrets in his mind and hope he can remember her too?The "Men of Mystery" series ends with a book that finally ranks with the first two, "The Bride's Protector" and "The Stranger She Knew," as truly dazzling. Books like this are why I have no problem saying that others aren't as good. Saying that "Her Private Bodyguard" or "Renegade Heart" are on the same level as "Midnight Remembered" only diminishes this remarkable achievement. Those books were nowhere near as good. Few books are. Wilson has won plenty of acclaim. This is truly one of her best."Midnight Remembered" is one of those special stories that delivers it all. Mind-boggling twists and heart stopping suspense. Compelling mystery and emotional romance. The book is a feat of plotting, keeping both the romance and suspense at a consistently high level throughout the book, something I wish Wilson would remember for all of her books. The characters are developed over the course of the story as they try to understand the strange circumstances they find themselves in, not by sitting around arguing with each other or through pages of narration. The main idea behind the story isn't a new one (I've about given up on finding those)--Rebecca York's classic "Talons of the Falcon" is built on a similar idea and Wilson herself has used variations on the theme. But this is a story like no other you've read. The way Wilson tells her story makes it feel new and fresh, her characters are complex originals and the international aspect adds unique flavor. (Two of the best Intrigues I've read this year have stories that go beyond the United States. I don't think it's a coincedence.) The best stories in this series have taken advantage of the wealth of possibilities the CIA aspect opens up, and the story here feels frighteningly real, even with name like Vladistan, so phony it's cheesy.The romance is strong and beautiful. Josh and Paige's love story is very emotional, one readers will cherish. The climax is one of those heart-pounding situations where you won't be able to figure out how they'll get out of it. The amnesia element doesn't feel like a worn-out plot hook. It is a vital element used for maximum impact. The mystery is unique, not a situation of who-did-it, but what's happening. I could write pages on how great this story is. All you need to know is that it's a stunner.I don't give five star reviews to too many books. I think they should mean something and go to books that are truly special. This one is. "Midnight Remembered" is