Amity Lassiter

Even though this story was a sugar cake with too much frosting (a.i. way too sweet), I kept gobbeling it up. Because at it's heart, it was a good story.

A few things bothered me a bit, though. One was that, at quite a few times, it was repetative. We as readers would receive background information about a character, only to read the same thing a page or so further.
The thing that bugged me the most was the insta-family. I believe in love at first site. And I believe a 'patchwork family' can develop really quickly. But do you let your kid run up to strangers (as in you've met her an hour ago for the first time) and hug them? Me neither. You can take chances with your own heart, but you don't take chances when it comes to family.

Apart from those to things (and one of it really is just personal preference), it was an enjoyable, sweet story.… (plus d'informations)

SEALs of Summer 3: Military Romance Superbundle~Navy SEAL Style

The story begins with Navy SEAL Jay Williams rescuing Erin Cooper from a dicey situation in Africa. A couple of years later, when Erin is feeling the need for protection and validation that she may not be safe, she heads off to find Jay to get his opinion. The two have never forgotten one another though they have never done anything to get in touch. There attraction remains and as both are unencumbered by a significant other they decide to explore this as Jay sets up protection for Erin. With a bad guy to thwart, Erin to protect, romance in the air and protective parents the story there is plenty of action and the story does eventually end with a potential HEA while also introducing characters for a new series.

I am eager to read each and every one of these stories since I have read and enjoyed more than one of the authors that have written for this anthology. So far I have only read Kate Pearce’s “Once a Seal” and it was wonderful! Thank you, Kate, for the copy in exchange for my honest review.

5 Stars… (plus d'informations)