Rating: Hovers around 2.6-ish (rounding up to 3 stars)

Honor Reclaimed is an OK continuation of the series. There is a better balance of dialogue, action, and love scenes compared to book four ([b:Honor Guards|116281|Honor Guards (Honor, #4)|Radclyffe|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1387734040l/116281._SY75_.jpg|111983]). This balance not only makes the story flow but also makes all the relationships (not just Cam and Blair’s) feel more authentic. The return and subsequent disappearance of a certain mysterious supporting character piqued my interest, and I’m curious as to their involvement in book six of the series, [b:Honor Under Siege|116289|Honor Under Siege (Honor, #6)|Radclyffe|https://i.gr-assets.com/images/S/compressed.photo.goodreads.com/books/1347421580l/116289._SY75_.jpg|111991].

Dislike: Renee and Paula’s last names begin with the letter “S.” I had a difficult time keeping up with who was who because the author switched between their first and last names throughout the story. This change could be a possible disadvantage for those who can’t finish the book in one sitting, like me. ( )

Not much to say about this book - just a continuation of the storyline from the other Honor series books by Radclyffe. A bit too much stuff in the bedroom, and not enough plot elsewhere. ( )

post 9/11 chaos in the security services threatens the security of the president's daughter. Cameron Roberts must keep Blair safe. ( )