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The Coming Home Series Boxed Set (Suspense Book 2) Kindle Edition

by Meli Raine (Author) Format: Kindle Edition

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Book 2 of 6: Suspense

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When a mysterious job offer brings Carrie Myerson back to the town where her father was set up for a federal crime, she returns—to face a past more dangerous than she ever imagined.

And a love more passionate than she ever dreamed.

Drug crimes, kidnappings, set-ups and betrayal all unfold as Carrie and her ex-boyfriend, local police officer Mark Paulson, untangle the complicated web of deceit at the heart of her past.

Nothing is what it seems.

Including Mark.

This boxed set includes all three books in the Coming Home series: Return, Revenge, Reunion

Book 2 of 6

Suspense
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February 4, 2016
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ASIN ‏ : ‎ B01BI7BLYC
Publisher ‏ : ‎ (February 4, 2016)
Publication date ‏ : ‎ February 4, 2016
Language ‏ : ‎ English
File size ‏ : ‎ 2522 KB
Simultaneous device usage ‏ : ‎ Unlimited
Text-to-Speech ‏ : ‎ Enabled
Screen Reader ‏ : ‎ Supported
Enhanced typesetting ‏ : ‎ Enabled
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Word Wise ‏ : ‎ Enabled
Sticky notes ‏ : ‎ On Kindle Scribe
Print length ‏ : ‎ 555 pages

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USA Today bestselling author Meli Raine writes romantic suspense with hot bikers, intense undercover DEA agents, bad boys turned good, and Special Ops heroes -- and the women who love them.

Meli rode her first motorcycle when she was five years old, but she played in the ocean long before that. She lives in New England with her family.

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Meli Raine writes romantic comedy as Julia Kent and is half of the paranormal romance duo Diana Seere. Check out her other books!

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Carrie and Mark

Reviewed in the United States on August 19, 2023

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This boxed set had just about every issue and emotion that exists. It was a bit long i thought but a lot of effort with the storylines was certainly put forth. Some of the characters were not likeable like the Dean and his daughter. But this boxed set held my interest for many hours!

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toodles

Some Spoilers in this -

Reviewed in the United States on July 2, 2016

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Carrie & Mark - this story is told by Carrie's POV only. This is the only reason I gave the story 4 stars. I always feel cheated when I only get one of the main characters POV. I feel like I am only getting half of the story.

The story begins 3 years after Carrie's dad, who worked at the University, was convicted of using the university to make meth and dealing it out of the bar he and a friend own. He was sent to an out of state prison and Carrie followed him there to be close to him. Mark has some responsibility for him ending up there. Carrie's father was framed for being a drug dealer and Mark is the police officer that arrests him. In all fairness to Mark, we learn later about how involved the frame up for Carrie's dad really is.

Carrie is offered a job at the very same university where her dad worked right after he dies in prison (okay, murdered). She doesn't realize until after she arrives that she will be working for the new Dean - the man she believes is really the drug dealer. She has an ulterior motive - she needs to clear her father's name and discover what really happened.

She reconnects with her best friend Amy that she has only texted and talked on the phone with since she left town. (BTW - she left town and didn't tell anyone except a handful of people she left a message for, but not Mark.) They see a news item on TV about what appears to be a serial killer abducting women who look just like Amy. And you guessed it - Amy does get abducted.

Through many twists and turns, it turns out that the person abducting the women is also the drug dealer. Carrie stumbles into the very heart of it all and nearly loses her own life while attempting to save Amy.

Of course there is a Happily Ever After and there are many closures by the end of the story.

All in all - I enjoyed the story. There were plenty of clues and I did figure most of it out with a few exceptions, but I would have enjoyed it more if we had Mark's POV in several areas.

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Kim

Great series!

Reviewed in the United States on December 26, 2016

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I loved reading about Mark and Carrie. I am reading these series out of order. I started with Drew and Lindsay, then I read about Mark and Carrie. I will probably read Chase and Apple's story next. I would love to read more about Amy. Amy is Carrie's best friend. She gets kidnapped. But she is not the only one kidnapped. Lots of 20 year old girls with dark long hair are being kidnapped. Then they are found, dead with their arms missing. Mark is a a cop, but he is also an undercover DEA agent. He has been investigation this illegal drug operation for more than 3 years. And he thinks the kidnappings are connected, but he missing important information.3 years ago, Carrie's father was framed as a drug dealer/smuggler and put in prison. Mark and Carrie were dating then, and Mark had to arrest him. Carrie was angry and hurt and moved away to be closer to her father in prison.s9 now she is coming home for a job at the university and her new boss, is her old professor who is now the Dean. She thinks he is really the one behind all of the drugs and kidnappings, but has no proof. She is trying to get proof and trying to find Amy before she is found dead. A lot of mystery and suspense! I really enjoyed reading this book. I really liked the characters.

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Heart-Pounding Romantic Suspense

Reviewed in the United States on May 15, 2020

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Meli Raine stuffs this series full of heart-pumping intrigue, mystery and a second chance romance between our heroine, Carrie, and our Hero, Mark. Three years ago, Mark arrested Carrie's father for something he was framed for. Hurt and angry, she moved to be closer to her father in prison, but has now returned home for a job at the university where her dad used to work. In her quest to clear her father's name, she uncovers a deep plot involving girls who go missing, including her best friend, Amy. She eventually learns Mark has been deep undercover as a Drug Enforcement Agent as they try to fit the pieces together to find Amy before it's too late.

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Plot Driven Romance

Reviewed in the United States on August 28, 2016

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I read the first series of books, about Chase and Allie, so I decided to read the series that followed, this one, about Mark and Carrie.

I feel the same way about this book as I did about the first one. I'm not a fan of plot driven stories because they are too implausible. Just one example: Carrie is in a horrible predicament, where she and Allie are struggling for their lives. Allie has been texting outside help all along to plan their next move. She leaves and gives Carrie her phone. Bad guys arrive. No buzzing of phone. The second they leave...bzzzz.

With plot driven stories, there is a feeling that the author is just making things up as she writes. I don't enjoy that feeling as a reader, so I won't be reading anything more by Ms. Raine.

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The Coming Home Series

Reviewed in the United States on January 15, 2017

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I liked this set. Some parts more than others. There were times when I didn't like Carrie and thought she was immature. But then I would have to remember that the character is only 22 years old and was forced out of her comfortable life to a hard reality 3 years prior and then finding out some people and things in life are worse than she could imagine. Still a good set and I plan to read about Drew.

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momofsporefan

The Coming Home series is definitely worth reading - and don't miss the Breaking Away and Harmless Series by Meli Raine.

Reviewed in the United States on November 21, 2016

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I read this after reading the first two books in the Harmless Series and got caught up just as quickly. There is lots of drama, suspense, the hope of romance and the one true love, personal demons while facing evil from outside threats, with a bit of humor mixed in for good measure. Guess it could be said I'm reading these series in the reverse order as I am now reading the Breaking Away Series having just finished this series. I'm enjoying reading the stories behind characters I read about in the Harmless series, finding their stories just as gripping and compelling. Definitely worth reading despite the difficult subject matter.

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Manda

mind blown

Reviewed in the United Kingdom on January 20, 2019

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Spoilers RETURN
So the first book return is more of getting to know the characters and there back stories love and loss of a father in jail and dying for something he didn't do and lossing a love of a ma you love but been betrayed by him. But things aren't as what they seem and you get the feeling that there is more going on.
REVENGE
There wasn't a whole lot of revenge in this one but it's building up to it I didn't get what was going on with the kidnapping of women and what it had to do with everything but the more you read it dose I don't know how on earth Meli keeps from getting confused writing these books she gives enough to keep you holding on. And then the friend gets kidnapped no one knows anything but she has a dream about a place she was trapped as a child by accident and so she goes for old times sake and then we see a person who we never even imagine been one of the bad guys take center stage and that is where we enter book 3
REUNION
It starts where we left it in the basement that no one knows is there under the coffee house that used to be her father's bar. She's found the friend that had been kidnapped minus an arm and it's a little creepy cos the guy is trying to recreate his wife in these missing women. We find a friend in someone we thought wasn't and everything begins to make sense. Such great books heading to the False world right now.

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Great series...

Reviewed in Canada on August 3, 2016

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There are three parts to this story: Return, Revenge, Reunion
1. I liked how the book began, with Carrie stuck on the side of the road and who else to rescue her but her ex, the one she hasn't seen in 3 years who arrested her father? Wow... She's come back to town after the death of her father for a job, one which she hopes will help her find clues about her her father was set up. It all takes place in the span of one week, and is quite suspenseful to the last page...
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2. Amy has been kidnapped now and other girls with similar features are turning up dead. Carrie had thought that there was a possible drug operation that had set up her dad, but it turns out to be worse than that. This part also takes place in one week, and Carrie is well on her way to not investigating what happened, but rather be set up. The only detail that seemed off for me was how I had the feeling that Mark had not been completely honest about everything before she spent the night with him; this part seemed a bit unrealistic...

3. This part starts off with Carrie finally finding out where Amy has been kept hidden, and it's a lot closer to home that probably anyone ever considered... I had originally thought that M. might be involved, who who knew he would do that? This last part finishes the story & answers a lot of questions in an exciting way...

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