Coast Guard Rescue One

By: Natalie Debrabandere

Narrated by: Emma Wilder

Army Capt. Jordan Armstrong surrendered a piece of her soul to the burning sands of Afghanistan. Now back home, only two things keep her going: her demanding job as a Search and Rescue pilot and sailing her 45-foot yacht around the coast of McKinley Point, Western Australia-alone. Plenty of women have tried to reach behind her walls, but Jordan remains aloof. When American expat Sara Matthews shows up in her life and takes an instant dislike to her, it sets her heart on fire. For the first time in what feels like forever, Jordan truly wants to be seen and understood. She desperately wants Sara to discover the real person behind the mask. And so, it begins....

Contains mature themes.

©2018 Natalie Debrabandere (P)2019 Tantor

Action and Lust Collide

A brilliantly written storyline keeps you deeply engaged in not only the characters' love lives, but their demanding and heroic jobs on the search and rescue crew.

Provocative

This story is a lot more provocative than other lesbian romance novels I’ve read! My goodness. Great story surrounding the romance.

Super cute

This made me smile more than once. The accent alone made me giggle. Both women have great personalities that are relatable. 😊

Excellent Audio!

I loved Coast Guard Rescue One. I had already read the book, but this did not lessen the audio experience. Great romance, action combination. Emma Wilder did a great job with the narration. I will look for her and Natalie Debrabandere in the future.

10s across the board

This was my introduction to the author as well as the narrator and wow what a magical storyline and listening experience! This wasn't my normal sapphic romance listen and it has definitely opened my eyes to New reads/listens in the future. The sadness and strength of Jordan and the dynamics of the MCs was amazing. The way the characters like Kelly and Kevin fit Into the best friends/family of all time roll is the best ever! This will be in my favs to re-listen and suggest to anyone who will listen.

Search & Rescue heroines in Australia

Glad I found this author & book included in my audible monthly subscription. Entertaining story about a Search & Rescue team in Australia. Some action, little angst, a tragedy, a touching new beginning. Wonderful descriptions of the Australian scenery & boat life. Great MC’s and secondary characters. Definitely people I’d like to work with. Romance was slow burn, but I was very happy the MC’s got together rather quickly, not just 5 min before the book ends like most books. The narrator was great, too! Overall a 4.5 Will look for other books by the author.

Strong women & Aussie accents. What’s not 2 love?

While the pace of the romance was stereotypical uhaul, it was easy to get past. The narrator was good and the story while a wee bit predictable, was engaging. I’ll listen to more from this author/narrator pair.

Sweet romance with a dash of action

This was my first book by author Natalie Debrabandere but definitely won't be my last. Great characters with a sweet romance, a dash of angst, a bit of action, and great narration by Emma Wilder definitely has me hoping that the rest of her books come to audible soon!

perfect romance

very good, this book covers everything is sweet, hot , funny, little bit of drama and sensitive topics, this is a book to keep and pass on.

Good Stuff, Not for the faint of heart

Very good story. However, the end didn’t have to go the way it did. It didn’t make any sense the way things took place. People had no place being somewhere and going somewhere that was dangerous and not apart of their job description especially when the appropriate team was already there like seriously what he pained didn’t need to happen at all. I understand that in life bad things happen, but c’mon it should’ve have happened. So I am pretty upset about ur all that. But the love two people share for each other is a beautiful things especially when two people just click they just work so well together and they truly get each other. That’s the most beautiful thing about this story. Uh, why can’t we just have things work out the way they should’ve? Why do we need major unnecessary grievances? Okay but definitely worth a listen