Margaret Kay is a wife, a mother of two adult children, a grandmother, a pet lover who makes her own dog food from scratch, and a writer of Military Romance Novels.
Margaret's husband proudly served 8 years in the United States Navy. She's a veteran of more than a few deployments as the spouse who took care of the family while her military member served halfway around the world.
This story was unusual as there was two cases for Shepherd Security covered that Rich Burke investigated. The first, in which Burke and Donna thought about their relationship and the second where they cemented their relationship. The two cases didn't link otherwise, they were apart except for phone calls and texts and that puzzled me. The series is always well written but I struggled with this one, especially all the details in the first case. Interesting though
I love to read and when I see a story written by Margaret Kay, I know it's going to be a best seller with Shepherd Security! From the beginning of the story you're caught up with the drama, full of action packed pages that you may as well forget sleeping! You become engrossed in this family of all the operators that it's hard to be waiting for the next story to arrive.
This is the 19th book in this series. This is Handsome and Donna’s story. The two of them met in the last book when he had to protect both Donna and her children. They remained close for a year as friends. That friendship evolved in to a relationship. Donna had to accept his job with its dangers. They got their HEA but it took a while.
I truly love this series it never disappoints! From the beginning to the end it is intriguing, mysterious, loving, and full of action! I would definitely recommend this book to read! 🤗🤗👏🏾👏🏾
This was an intense, complex, and suspenseful story, and a terrific addition to the series. It's a definite must read book and series. I would definitely recommend this book, series, and outstanding author.
I almost always give 5 stars in this series, but this book just isn't for me. It never really drew me in. Too many characters, too many threads. It didn't hold my interst.