Friday, May 22, 2015

Spotlight & Review: Gunning for Marie by Tracey Steinbach


Gunning for Marie
by Tracey Steinbach
Genre: Dystopian Romance/Military Romance



Several years after the third World War, resources are scarce. The poor are poorer and the middle class doesn't exist anymore. A man with resources travels from city to town buying teenagers from desperate parents and orphanages. The teens are educated, fed and clothed as appropriate for their end purpose, Soldier or Breeder. A strong, young woman, Marie Rice, falls for Gunnar Lincoln. Their attraction is forbidden, Marie meant for someone else. Disturbing events on the island lead to Gunnar and Marie looking for a way to escape and save everyone else. While they bide their time, attraction turns to something stronger. Will they escape? Will they save the others?
 
My Review:
This one hooked me from the start and I read it straight through in one sitting.
It was very fast paced and exciting read. A sweet romance with a little steam, and lots of action it kept me wanting more.
 I really like Marie. She's a tough chick who's been trained as a soldier but is also starting to realize that she's a woman. I found her feelings for Gunnar very sweet.
 Gunnar was really great too. He respected Marie and was in love with her. He also tried so hard to protect her.  They made a sweet couple.
 This was a unique idea in the dystopian world. I really enjoyed it and plan on reading more from this author.
 
 


Tracey has been married for over twenty years to a man who’s broadened her horizons. He introduced her to NHRA Drag Racing in 1997. She’s been a fan ever since. Her three children call her Mom or Mama.
Tracey has an eclectic taste in music, enjoying everything from country to hard rock. Def Leppard is her favorite rock band.
Tracey enjoys watching Disney cartoon movies, action/adventure, and romantic comedies. Castle is her favorite TV show.
She loves watching NFL Football. Go 9ers and Saints!
Tracey has been an avid reader since her teen years. She started writing, seriously, after her first short story was accepted for an anthology in 2011. Reading books for a living had always been a dream of Tracey’s. She often jokes that she writes to fund her reading habit.

Twitter: @MamaS449


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