Cherry Adair

I totally love these Mercenary/Romance series books about teams that work together.  This is my last of Cherry's until a new one, I almost cried.  Any suggestions for a new series, anyone?

Review:

A spy should know better, but this spy gets stuck on a blind-date
assignment with the ex-partner who broke her heart. A lot of making up
can get done between scaling rooftops and dodging bullets.

I first read this years ago and this was revised so thought I'd see what changed. I couldn't tell a lot of difference but maybe that's just because it's been so long and I've forgotten. It was a really good read the second time around too. I love this author even though I still have her last book to read.

There was magic between them, along with undeniable passion.

He would rewrite the past to save the woman he loves.
The fearless
Caleb Edge is one of three brothers assigned to the top-secret
paranormal unit of an elite counterterrorism group. As a prized T-FLAC
agent, Caleb uses his special mystical gifts to rewind history, halt
evil in its tracks, and protect innocent people . . . like Heather
Shaw.

Even the deepest peril couldn’t keep him away from her.

Lily Munroe thought she had married an honest, dependable man, but she
was painfully mistaken. It didn’t take long for her once-loving husband
to become a secretive stranger–mixing with shady people and even
shadier dealings. Although Lily nursed him through a sudden terminal
illness, her marriage was over long before he passed away. During that

Though her confidence is badly shaken by a training accident, A. J.
Cooper vows to become an excellent T-FLAC operative. She is everything
the antiterrorist agency looks for—she’s smart, resourceful, and a
crack shot. Eager to prove herself to her instructor, the highly
regarded Kane Wright, A. J. takes on a difficult and potentially deadly

Marnie Wright has seen more than her fair share of testosterone, having
grown up with four over-protective brothers. But now a longhaired
mountain man named Jake Dolan has invaded a peaceful day of
soul-searching at her grandmother's old cabin. Sure, she was
trespassing on his private property, but did he have to pull a gun on