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Men of Mercy #1
Redemption River
Hunter James didn’t want or need redemption.
Until one mission turns his world upside down.
He left Mercy to fight for his country and escape a broken heart. Years later, he is hard. Cold. A man without mercy. Part of an elite Task Force, he tracks a brutal terrorist to his home town. And runs into the woman who betrayed him…
Evangeline Videl was destroyed when Hunter left. Determined to move on, she finds another man, but discovers too late the monster hidden beneath his smooth smile. Struggling to find the conviction to live, Evie finds her life spinning out of control.
Then Hunter returns…
Forced to band together to find the terrorist before its too late, Hunter and Evie must learn to forgive or risk losing the promise of redemption and their lives…
Until one mission turns his world upside down.
He left Mercy to fight for his country and escape a broken heart. Years later, he is hard. Cold. A man without mercy. Part of an elite Task Force, he tracks a brutal terrorist to his home town. And runs into the woman who betrayed him…
Evangeline Videl was destroyed when Hunter left. Determined to move on, she finds another man, but discovers too late the monster hidden beneath his smooth smile. Struggling to find the conviction to live, Evie finds her life spinning out of control.
Then Hunter returns…
Forced to band together to find the terrorist before its too late, Hunter and Evie must learn to forgive or risk losing the promise of redemption and their lives…
320 pages, Kindle Edition
First published October 21, 2015
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Lindsay Cross
28 books1,662 followersLindsay Cross is the award-winning author of the Men of Mercy series. She is the fun loving mom of two beautiful daughters and one precocious Great Dane. Lindsay is happily married to the man of her dreams – a soldier and veteran. During one of her husband’s deployments from home, writing became her escape and motivation.
An avid reader since childhood, reading and writing is in her blood. After years of reading, she discovered her true passion – writing. Her alpha military men are damaged, drop-dead gorgeous and determined to win the heart of the woman of their dreams.
An avid reader since childhood, reading and writing is in her blood. After years of reading, she discovered her true passion – writing. Her alpha military men are damaged, drop-dead gorgeous and determined to win the heart of the woman of their dreams.
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May 25, 2017
4 Second Chance Stars
*Spoilers*
*I do want to take a moment to say there are some very graphic scenes in this book of physical abuse and domestic violence.*
"I want another chance, Evie. I know I don't deserve it, but I want it."
Redemption River is the 1st book in the Men of Mercy series and was action pact awesomeness. Dayum my weakness for yummy bad ass military men, this book, OMG, so many yummy sexy soldiers I was in heaven! I got the ARC of the second book in this series Resurrection River so OCD had me buying this book. That way I could read them in order since this book's hero and the next book's hero are brothers. This is the first time I have read a book from Lindsay Cross and I really enjoyed it. I also just want to say that the covers for this series are smokin' hot.
"You are an idiot, Hunter James. I never wanted him. I wanted you. But you left."
What this book is about
Hunter James is back in his hometown on an under cover mission. A mission he doesn't want. He has to get close to his ex to see if she is involved in running guns to a terrorist group. He doesn't want to get close again to the only woman he has ever loved, the woman who broke his heart when he saw her kissing another man. Will Hunter be able to put his past hurt aside to do his mission? Or will he find out that things aren't always what they seem?
"It's been raining a shit-ton since I've been back." Jesus Christ, he might as well be talking to the grocery store clerk. Evie burst out laughing. "What's so funny?" "Nothing. Just, you know. The weather?" "Would you rather me talk about how bad I want to fuck you right now?"
Hunter:
I loved Hunter! He was all kinds of yummy goodness. Kick ass super solider, protective, and a little playful. He had major home issues when he lived with his real parents, before he was adopted and those issues color his judgement. He jumps the gun and thinks Evie cheated on him and leaves for years without saying a word to her. Hunter felt very realistic to me. He wasn't a perfect hero he made some mistakes, but he has a good heart.
"I've been thinking about you for a long time. Holding you. Touching you like this. I don't know how much longer I can keep myself in check."
Evie:
Evie bless her heart, has had it rough the last 5 or so years. The love of her life just leaves and doesn't tell her why. Then when she finally decides to move on with her life she gets into an relationship with a abuse jerk that almost kills her. And now he is trying to use her to run what he told her was drugs but really it's gun to Mexico and launder money. Evie has lived though hell but she is still fighting to piece her life back together. She is a survivor. Evie is very sweet, and loving, and she tries to be brave even when she is scared to death. My heart hurt for Evie. She was very endearing.
"Who the hell are you to interrogate me? It's none of your business who sends me texts." Evie managed to pull of the affronted act even though she was quaking like a terrified little girl inside. "I'm the guy who saved your life. And it's looking like this won't be the only time I'll need to step in." Hunter turned her around, his hands heavy on her shoulders. Evie yanked free of his grip. "Aren't you forgetting one teeny tiny fact? You left me. And you show up expecting me to just bow down before you?"
"You little wild cat. I'm going to tan your ass for that."
Hunter and Evie together are super hot. They have a past and I wish I could have seen a little more of it. Evie is very forgiving because if Hunter would have just asked her about things, it would have saved them both a ton of hurt. I really liked the secondary characters especially Jared, and Ranger. Redemption River is a non stop thrill ride. The only reason it's a 4 star and not a 5 is because there was a few times at the start of the book that I was a little confused and even though the book is like 300 or more pages their relationship felt rushed. Loved the HEA, and I can't wait to start Ranger and Amy's story. Below I leave a couple of my favorite quotes:
"I know you can't keep your hands off me, but we gotta get out of here," Hunters said. Evie punched his arm and he couldn't hold back a grin. "You kissed me," She said. "Your come-fuck-me look was calling my name sweetheart." "You....you..." "Angel?" Hunter supplied, enjoying the angry flush spreading across her cheeks. "Devil."
"Nice song. I didn't know you listened to JT." "I've found I have a taste for songs about revenge." "Really? Or just boy bands?"
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*Spoilers*
*I do want to take a moment to say there are some very graphic scenes in this book of physical abuse and domestic violence.*
"I want another chance, Evie. I know I don't deserve it, but I want it."
Redemption River is the 1st book in the Men of Mercy series and was action pact awesomeness. Dayum my weakness for yummy bad ass military men, this book, OMG, so many yummy sexy soldiers I was in heaven! I got the ARC of the second book in this series Resurrection River so OCD had me buying this book. That way I could read them in order since this book's hero and the next book's hero are brothers. This is the first time I have read a book from Lindsay Cross and I really enjoyed it. I also just want to say that the covers for this series are smokin' hot.
"You are an idiot, Hunter James. I never wanted him. I wanted you. But you left."
What this book is about
Hunter James is back in his hometown on an under cover mission. A mission he doesn't want. He has to get close to his ex to see if she is involved in running guns to a terrorist group. He doesn't want to get close again to the only woman he has ever loved, the woman who broke his heart when he saw her kissing another man. Will Hunter be able to put his past hurt aside to do his mission? Or will he find out that things aren't always what they seem?
"It's been raining a shit-ton since I've been back." Jesus Christ, he might as well be talking to the grocery store clerk. Evie burst out laughing. "What's so funny?" "Nothing. Just, you know. The weather?" "Would you rather me talk about how bad I want to fuck you right now?"
Hunter:
I loved Hunter! He was all kinds of yummy goodness. Kick ass super solider, protective, and a little playful. He had major home issues when he lived with his real parents, before he was adopted and those issues color his judgement. He jumps the gun and thinks Evie cheated on him and leaves for years without saying a word to her. Hunter felt very realistic to me. He wasn't a perfect hero he made some mistakes, but he has a good heart.
"I've been thinking about you for a long time. Holding you. Touching you like this. I don't know how much longer I can keep myself in check."
Evie:
Evie bless her heart, has had it rough the last 5 or so years. The love of her life just leaves and doesn't tell her why. Then when she finally decides to move on with her life she gets into an relationship with a abuse jerk that almost kills her. And now he is trying to use her to run what he told her was drugs but really it's gun to Mexico and launder money. Evie has lived though hell but she is still fighting to piece her life back together. She is a survivor. Evie is very sweet, and loving, and she tries to be brave even when she is scared to death. My heart hurt for Evie. She was very endearing.
"Who the hell are you to interrogate me? It's none of your business who sends me texts." Evie managed to pull of the affronted act even though she was quaking like a terrified little girl inside. "I'm the guy who saved your life. And it's looking like this won't be the only time I'll need to step in." Hunter turned her around, his hands heavy on her shoulders. Evie yanked free of his grip. "Aren't you forgetting one teeny tiny fact? You left me. And you show up expecting me to just bow down before you?"
"You little wild cat. I'm going to tan your ass for that."
Hunter and Evie together are super hot. They have a past and I wish I could have seen a little more of it. Evie is very forgiving because if Hunter would have just asked her about things, it would have saved them both a ton of hurt. I really liked the secondary characters especially Jared, and Ranger. Redemption River is a non stop thrill ride. The only reason it's a 4 star and not a 5 is because there was a few times at the start of the book that I was a little confused and even though the book is like 300 or more pages their relationship felt rushed. Loved the HEA, and I can't wait to start Ranger and Amy's story. Below I leave a couple of my favorite quotes:
"I know you can't keep your hands off me, but we gotta get out of here," Hunters said. Evie punched his arm and he couldn't hold back a grin. "You kissed me," She said. "Your come-fuck-me look was calling my name sweetheart." "You....you..." "Angel?" Hunter supplied, enjoying the angry flush spreading across her cheeks. "Devil."
"Nice song. I didn't know you listened to JT." "I've found I have a taste for songs about revenge." "Really? Or just boy bands?"
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July 1, 2019
Audio - 5 stars
Story - 2 stars
It's one misunderstanding after another for pretty much the entire book. Then there's a quick apology and a wedding. Yeah, not my kind of romance. As far as this series is concerned, I'm one and done with it.
Story - 2 stars
It's one misunderstanding after another for pretty much the entire book. Then there's a quick apology and a wedding. Yeah, not my kind of romance. As far as this series is concerned, I'm one and done with it.
October 20, 2015
She affected him, no matter how much he wished she didn't. Across a room. Across a country. Across a goddamn ocean.
There's parts that I loved, parts that I liked and things that were way too over the top. I need to gather my thoughts on this one...
This was a solid debut novel. The balance of romance and suspense was good and it's clear that the author has plenty of knowledge about the military world. The opening chapter alone had me gripping my kindle tight!
Adding in the element of a raging Mississippi River added a great sense of urgency and momentum to the story. I was on the edge of my seat at times.
Unfortunately, the romance aspect, while hot, fell a little bit flat for me. The story setup was there, but the chemistry between the MC's felt off. Due to some inconsistency issues, I couldn't quite grasp their history. And the heroine was a little too wishy-washy for my tastes. Her back and forth personality left me scratching my head at times. I couldn't quite figure out who she was.
The villain and some of his antics in this book were a little over the top for me, but I could see what the author was going for. Unfortunately, sometimes less is more.
However, the backstory between secondary characters Ranger and Amy has me salivating for their book. I sense a complete angst-fest there!
I definitely plan on continuing on with this series!
***ARC courtesy of author, in exchange for an honest review***
September 10, 2015
I have to admit that I struggled a bit with the info dump (being a first book in a series and all) and it took me a while to get used to the author's writing style (lots of descriptive phrases like "...tasted as bitter as a hot Afghani beer" and "...voice rolled with enough menace to make Ted Bundy cringe". But once this book got rolling, I had a hard time putting it down.
Hunter James...
There's plenty of small southern town 'atmosphere' in dirty little Mercy, Mississippi. The occupants all seem to be up to no good. The mayor's corrupt (running arms to terrorists), as is the sheriff (he's in on it), and even our heroine Evie and her extended family are skirting the wrong side of the law (possible money laundering through the family bar). The dirty mayor, Marcus Carvant, happens to be Evie's abusive ex. She wants nothing more to do with him but he does seem to have a hold over her.
Evangeline "Evie" Videl...
Evie's crazy grandfather, C.W...
So Evie's true love, the one who took off when he thought she betrayed their love, is Hunter James. Hunter is part of a super secret group of nine elite commandos called Task Force Scorpion. TF-S takes on the riskiest, dirtiest jobs that the military has to offer. As the story begins Hunter and his men are trying to flush out a terrorist in Pakistan. The op goes bad and Hunter is injured and one of his men is left behind. Hunter is feeling all kinds of guilt but he has a new mission that leads him back to his hometown of Mercy. He has intel that says Evie and her family somehow may be connected to this terrorist. Can he get Evie to trust him enough to reveal what she's involved in? Can he seduce the truth out of her? Or will seeing her again and finally talking about her 'betrayal' open his eyes to feelings that have never died?
This part had me biting my nails...
Like I said, once I got past the opening chapters where a lot of info and numerous characters were introduced, things got a lot better. Just stick with it if you get confused. Once the focus was on Evie and Hunter, and their backstory and future, things really heated up. And as a bonus there were quite a few steamy love scenes to go with the suspense. Add a little surprise twist at the super-suspenseful ending...and things are not entirely over in corrupt Mercy, Mississippi. That's where Hunter's brother Ranger comes in with his own book (Resurrection River). I already like what I've seen of Ranger so I'm looking forward to his story.
Nice beginning to what could become a long series. 4 stars
*ARC received from the author for an honest review
Hunter James...
There's plenty of small southern town 'atmosphere' in dirty little Mercy, Mississippi. The occupants all seem to be up to no good. The mayor's corrupt (running arms to terrorists), as is the sheriff (he's in on it), and even our heroine Evie and her extended family are skirting the wrong side of the law (possible money laundering through the family bar). The dirty mayor, Marcus Carvant, happens to be Evie's abusive ex. She wants nothing more to do with him but he does seem to have a hold over her.
Evangeline "Evie" Videl...
Evie's crazy grandfather, C.W...
So Evie's true love, the one who took off when he thought she betrayed their love, is Hunter James. Hunter is part of a super secret group of nine elite commandos called Task Force Scorpion. TF-S takes on the riskiest, dirtiest jobs that the military has to offer. As the story begins Hunter and his men are trying to flush out a terrorist in Pakistan. The op goes bad and Hunter is injured and one of his men is left behind. Hunter is feeling all kinds of guilt but he has a new mission that leads him back to his hometown of Mercy. He has intel that says Evie and her family somehow may be connected to this terrorist. Can he get Evie to trust him enough to reveal what she's involved in? Can he seduce the truth out of her? Or will seeing her again and finally talking about her 'betrayal' open his eyes to feelings that have never died?
This part had me biting my nails...
Like I said, once I got past the opening chapters where a lot of info and numerous characters were introduced, things got a lot better. Just stick with it if you get confused. Once the focus was on Evie and Hunter, and their backstory and future, things really heated up. And as a bonus there were quite a few steamy love scenes to go with the suspense. Add a little surprise twist at the super-suspenseful ending...and things are not entirely over in corrupt Mercy, Mississippi. That's where Hunter's brother Ranger comes in with his own book (Resurrection River). I already like what I've seen of Ranger so I'm looking forward to his story.
Nice beginning to what could become a long series. 4 stars
*ARC received from the author for an honest review
April 1, 2016
Miscommunication/misunderstandings need to be believable, sadly this wasn't the case here.
Also, they're on the run in the middle of a swamp, and a flood, with alligators and snakes and baddies chasing them (that doesn't include the mosquitoes that should have carried them away lol) and yet they have time to have sex (after been separated due to his crass stupidity and ignorance for FIVE YEARS) whilst all this is going on. Eye-rolling and too silly to be believed.
Also, they're on the run in the middle of a swamp, and a flood, with alligators and snakes and baddies chasing them (that doesn't include the mosquitoes that should have carried them away lol) and yet they have time to have sex (after been separated due to his crass stupidity and ignorance for FIVE YEARS) whilst all this is going on. Eye-rolling and too silly to be believed.
October 11, 2015
3.5 forgiveness sets the soul free and allows for the happiness lovers deserve stars. The premise of this book made me want to read it because I'm a sucker for hardcore military men and second chance romances. I found the story was okay but I wanted more and less feeling of a rush. I swear this story moved literally 100 miles per hour and left you with whiplash to end. I understand you have to develop a story over so many words and pages but there are definitely ways in which you can make it not feel like it is rushed. There were things I did like about this story, thus the 3.5 stars.
I liked the that the hero actually was human enough to not be a complete douche. Yes, he originally thought he could keep his feelings locked up tight, use her, and move on but that didn't happen. For that, I applaud the author for not trying to write a complete douche. I liked his sense of duty, his sense of right and wrong, and his sense of loyalty.
I found the heroine to be decent, as well. She was a fighter, even when the odds were stacked against her. She did what she thought she had to do in order to protect those she cared about. She didn't want to be used and thrown away and that only further launched her into danger.
I wasn't completely in love or sold on this story but it wasn't a terrible read. I may give Lindsay Cross another read in the future to see if maybe just this story was rushed and a one off.
I liked the that the hero actually was human enough to not be a complete douche. Yes, he originally thought he could keep his feelings locked up tight, use her, and move on but that didn't happen. For that, I applaud the author for not trying to write a complete douche. I liked his sense of duty, his sense of right and wrong, and his sense of loyalty.
I found the heroine to be decent, as well. She was a fighter, even when the odds were stacked against her. She did what she thought she had to do in order to protect those she cared about. She didn't want to be used and thrown away and that only further launched her into danger.
I wasn't completely in love or sold on this story but it wasn't a terrible read. I may give Lindsay Cross another read in the future to see if maybe just this story was rushed and a one off.
October 12, 2015
"A copy of this book as been provided by Netgalley via the publisher in exchange for an honest review"
4.5 stars!
Warning: This book contains graphic physical, mental, and verbal abuse
Hunter James is a strong, loyal, dominate, smart character...except when it comes to Evie Videl. She's the only person he's ever loved and the only person who's broke his heart.
When Evie is suspected of buying and selling guns to an enemy of the State, Hunter is sent in to use his past relationship with her to bring her down.
Not all is as it seems as Hunter soon discovers, but will it be too late for Hunter when Evie finds out she was his 'mission' and what they recently shared was just a lie.
My heart broke for Evie for what she went through and what happened to her when Marcus got a hold of her again.
Wonderfully well written story, and the characters were great.
Look forward to reading the next book in the series (I hope it's Ranger and Amy's story).
June 16, 2017
***** 4 'Get into your pants' Stars *****
"He needed her to love him. To want him no matter where he was stationed. He needed someone to come home to."
This was a great beginning to a series. There's action, steamy romance, and some drama. The story does follow a romance formula where the the characters are a bit angry at each other. Then the hero falls in loves and saves the damsel in distress.
The story line was be a bit cliche, but the journey was exciting nonetheless. There is some abuse involved in the book, but it's brief. I am definitely interested in reading the other books in the series.
"He needed her to love him. To want him no matter where he was stationed. He needed someone to come home to."
This was a great beginning to a series. There's action, steamy romance, and some drama. The story does follow a romance formula where the the characters are a bit angry at each other. Then the hero falls in loves and saves the damsel in distress.
The story line was be a bit cliche, but the journey was exciting nonetheless. There is some abuse involved in the book, but it's brief. I am definitely interested in reading the other books in the series.
October 27, 2016
"You are an idiot, Hunter James. I never wanted him. I wanted you. But you left."
Hunter James, part of an special elite Task Force, cunning, fierce, cold, daunting. A broken heart put him in the ranks in the military to forget about his painful love and to serve his country and protect it from terrorist attacks. Until one mission brought him back to the one who broke his heart.
Evangeline Videl, gorgeous, feisty, broken. The love of her life left her, and the one she replaced him with was a total jerk, a monster, a deceiver. Hunter came back and she learned of his betrayal. She could never ever trust him again, even if her heart said otherwise.
"I've been thinking about you for a long time. Holding you. Touching you like this. I don't know how much longer I can keep myself in check."
There's a lot of alpha male testosterone in this book, so many gorgeous soldiers that I could hardly keep up. All wild and total hunks. Yum! But this story was hard-hitting and full of action that you wouldn't date to stop. Hunter James is the man of the hour and his ladylove Evie might as well be the queen he couldn't say no to. They're both likeable characters and the story promises even more! Oh, and don't get me started with the sexy erotic scenes. Oh my. I can't help but blush!
This is my first Lindsay Cross book and will definitely not be the last. I can't wait to meet the other Men of Mercy soon!
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Blurb:
Hunter James didn’t want or need redemption.
Until one mission turns his world upside down.
He left Mercy to fight for his country and escape a broken heart. Years later, he is hard. Cold. A man without mercy. Part of an elite Task Force, he tracks a brutal terrorist to his home town. And runs into the woman who betrayed him…
Evangeline Videl was destroyed when Hunter left. Determined to move on, she finds another man, but discovers too late the monster hidden beneath his smooth smile. Struggling to find the conviction to live, Evie finds her life spinning out of control.
Then Hunter returns…
Forced to band together to find the terrorist before its too late, Hunter and Evie must learn to forgive or risk losing the promise of redemption and their lives…
Blurb:
Hunter James didn’t want or need redemption.
Until one mission turns his world upside down.
He left Mercy to fight for his country and escape a broken heart. Years later, he is hard. Cold. A man without mercy. Part of an elite Task Force, he tracks a brutal terrorist to his home town. And runs into the woman who betrayed him…
Evangeline Videl was destroyed when Hunter left. Determined to move on, she finds another man, but discovers too late the monster hidden beneath his smooth smile. Struggling to find the conviction to live, Evie finds her life spinning out of control.
Then Hunter returns…
Forced to band together to find the terrorist before its too late, Hunter and Evie must learn to forgive or risk losing the promise of redemption and their lives…
July 2, 2017
How do these books get such high ratings? This did nothing for me. It read like a cheap Hollywood spy movie.
December 19, 2017
The first book in the Men of Mercy series by Lindsay Cross. Hunter James is sent home to Mercy, Mississippi to investigate possible illegal arms dealings. Part of the plan is to get close to his ex, Evangeline Videl aka Evie. It seems she may be involved with the running of guns. But Evie is just trying to get over the pain of her 2 relationships. Hunter, who left without a word, and Marcus, the abusive mayor who tried to kill her.
New author for me. I liked it but didn't love it. I think I liked it enough to try a few more books in the series. I have the next book so I will continue on with it anyway. But anyway, there were a few things that didn't ring true with me but most of the time I try to excuse such things in the name of fiction.
New author for me. I liked it but didn't love it. I think I liked it enough to try a few more books in the series. I have the next book so I will continue on with it anyway. But anyway, there were a few things that didn't ring true with me but most of the time I try to excuse such things in the name of fiction.
March 29, 2022
Started good. Then got boring as shit. Then...
Well shit!!!
I had to skim maybe 3/4 of the middle of the book, was gonna rate it 2*.
Then..
guess what... Damn thing had a couple of Twists! One I totally saw coming and the other I didn't. Now I got to know what happens...
Because there's another twist I thought was going to happen that they didn't resolve to my satisfaction, but didn't really confirm either. Last 20% was totally worth reading the whole damn thing.
Now, book #2 looks like it's going to have a couple plot twists too. And the Fuckers didn't bother to tell me what in spoiler caps.
SO NOW looks like I gotta read that damn Bitch. Looks like maybe I'll be working thru that whole damn series too.
Well shit!!!
I had to skim maybe 3/4 of the middle of the book, was gonna rate it 2*.
Then..
guess what... Damn thing had a couple of Twists! One I totally saw coming and the other I didn't. Now I got to know what happens...
Because there's another twist I thought was going to happen that they didn't resolve to my satisfaction, but didn't really confirm either. Last 20% was totally worth reading the whole damn thing.
Now, book #2 looks like it's going to have a couple plot twists too. And the Fuckers didn't bother to tell me what in spoiler caps.
SO NOW looks like I gotta read that damn Bitch. Looks like maybe I'll be working thru that whole damn series too.
September 18, 2015
I received an ARC for my honest opinion. I knew immediately after reading the blurb that it was right up my alley. It had all my must haves and then some. First it's got a group of hot, powerful military men that are all good at what they do. It branches off into a loss of a fellow brother in arms which effects so many and follows them to their next mission. Hunter James lost his heart to Evangeline Videl years ago when she cheated on him or did she? She is also his next mission.
Evie is trying to keep things from totally sinking with her bar and being intimidated by her psycho ex fiancé and his stooges. So many are depending on her when Hunter walks back into her life. She has her own side to the scene Hunter witnessed. I love second chance books and along with this one is one of the evilest villains I have read yet today. I would say equal to Catherine Anderson villains. She does a great job at setting the scenes that show you how vile they are, and while she has given us a complete story for the couple, the end leaves you with the knowledge that it is not over yet. You still will not be obligated to continue at books end but I think most will want to.
There are some pretty steamy love scenes that paint a graphic image and will not disappoint if you enjoy your books HOT-TA-TA!!! It is well written with a believable plot. While I don't like angst it did kill me that Hunter kept his secret from her and made a dark shadow on there wondrous relationship and you knew what was going to happen it was just a matter of when or where. You could feel Evie's world crashing down around her and I wish she would have made Hunter work harder to earn her trust back. Even so, I definitely felt he deserved her forgiveness it just could have been fun for Evie to keep him on his knees a bit longer. LOL! Enjoy!
Evie is trying to keep things from totally sinking with her bar and being intimidated by her psycho ex fiancé and his stooges. So many are depending on her when Hunter walks back into her life. She has her own side to the scene Hunter witnessed. I love second chance books and along with this one is one of the evilest villains I have read yet today. I would say equal to Catherine Anderson villains. She does a great job at setting the scenes that show you how vile they are, and while she has given us a complete story for the couple, the end leaves you with the knowledge that it is not over yet. You still will not be obligated to continue at books end but I think most will want to.
There are some pretty steamy love scenes that paint a graphic image and will not disappoint if you enjoy your books HOT-TA-TA!!! It is well written with a believable plot. While I don't like angst it did kill me that Hunter kept his secret from her and made a dark shadow on there wondrous relationship and you knew what was going to happen it was just a matter of when or where. You could feel Evie's world crashing down around her and I wish she would have made Hunter work harder to earn her trust back. Even so, I definitely felt he deserved her forgiveness it just could have been fun for Evie to keep him on his knees a bit longer. LOL! Enjoy!
October 11, 2015
I totally struggled with this book because it reminded me of another series by Lynn Raye Harris but lacked something to completely pull me into the book. I felt the story was written around Hunter and Evie having sex, thinking of sex or her beautiful mouth wrapped around his cock.
Hunter was too good to be true and Evie was just sometimes to damaged for my taste
The bad guys were bad and the readers cheer for their demise.I think I might have cheered a little at certain points in the book.
A lot and I mean A LOT of characters were introduced because it is the first in a series but man their is a lot that pop in and out of the book. Not really having a purpose other than to let the readers know they would have a book later down the road.
There were a few grammars errors with the yours and You're but hey we all make that mistake. This isn't the official published copy.
The author also uses a lot of Metaphors to describe things like "...voice rolled with enough menace to make Ted Bundy cringe"
I wasn't in love with this book but I didn't hate it either. I personal like a little less think of sex and having sex in my military romance novels.
If you like the H.O.T. series by Lynn Raye Harris you will enjoy this series as well.
Received Advance from Netgalley for my honest review will also be posted on http://bookhimdanno.blogspot.com/
Hunter was too good to be true and Evie was just sometimes to damaged for my taste
The bad guys were bad and the readers cheer for their demise.I think I might have cheered a little at certain points in the book.
A lot and I mean A LOT of characters were introduced because it is the first in a series but man their is a lot that pop in and out of the book. Not really having a purpose other than to let the readers know they would have a book later down the road.
There were a few grammars errors with the yours and You're but hey we all make that mistake. This isn't the official published copy.
The author also uses a lot of Metaphors to describe things like "...voice rolled with enough menace to make Ted Bundy cringe"
I wasn't in love with this book but I didn't hate it either. I personal like a little less think of sex and having sex in my military romance novels.
If you like the H.O.T. series by Lynn Raye Harris you will enjoy this series as well.
Received Advance from Netgalley for my honest review will also be posted on http://bookhimdanno.blogspot.com/
April 24, 2023
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Story Overview
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The book blurb explains the high level concept. But i think it is misleading to say “forced to ban together to find the terrorists before it’s too late” because that is not what happened at all.
Hunter’s team was sent to Mercy to stop a weapons dealer and Hunter was specifically given the task to use Evie to get whatever information he could.. Evie had no clue she was being used. Therefore, I would not consider that as them banding together for a common cause. They never once worked as a team, because neither was willing to be honest about what was going on. It’s not like they shared information and tried to figure out how to take out the weapons dealer.
<><> Characters <><>
Hero: Hunter James; Age: 30; Occupation: Captain in the military - special ops team
* The following words/phrases were used to describe Hero: in charge of an elite special ops team in the military-Task Force Scorpion, code name Top Dog, highly intelligent, deadly, fearless, levelheaded
Heroine: Evangeline Videl; Age: 27; Occupation: co-owner of a bar called The Wharf, member of the Mississippi Revolutionary Group (a group that protects citizens from the corrupt local government)
* The following words/phrases were used to describe Heroine: physically abused by her ex (he nearly killed her), traumatized by her abuse, has physical scars from the abuse, claustrophobic, afraid of people, afraid of life, broken, scared, stressed
<><> A Few Thoughts <><>
^^ ~ started out good and then I felt it lost some momentum and the sex took over. Maybe I would have liked it better if they had some honest conversations, but it just didn’t go there. So they seemed a bit superficial and I didn't really connect with either character.
^^ ~ Maxine (Evie’s mom) was like two different people. In the beginning she seemed cold-hearted toward her daughter. Then later she seemed nicer to others. Finally in the end she seemed to care. I didn't get a handle on her. And, it frustrates me when I feel like characters flip-flop.
^^ ~ As mentioned above, I didn’t really feel like I connected with Hunter and Evie. Since this was a second chance romance, I felt like I missed a lot of their foundation that was built prior. And, because this new start was based on lies, it just felt like it was based on sex rather than a genuine love
^^ ~ Forget danger - all that matters is how hot they are for each other. How is it possible they didn't hear the rushing waters of the river flood the entire first floor? They were upstairs, having sex all day. Meanwhile, the downstairs is getting obliterated by flood waters. Huh?? You’re telling me they didn’t hear that?
^^ ~ Also, it was just frustrating how much the sex interrupted the story flow. I don’t mind a good sex scene when it enhances the story and builds a couple’s connection. However, they were in so much danger between the bad guys and the swamp creatures and the rain and the flooding, yet they have lots of time to take a break and have sex around every corner.
^^ ~ I thought Evie forgave Hunter too quickly. Just a few “you have to believe me” pleas and she was ready to take him back.
<><> The Basics <><>
- Content Warning: the first chapter is a bit graphic (special forces op that goes bad). Loss of a teammate. Also, Evie has an abusive ex and his abusive treatment is mentioned often. There are a couple times where Evie gets hit by other men.
- Setting: Mercy, Mississippi
- POV: multiple POV’s (Hunter, Evie, Marcus, Ranger, Maxine)
- Tropes: second chance, undercover operation
- Hero likable? he was ok
- heroine likable? she irritated me at times. She was wishy-washy, but I think it was due to her trauma from the abuse that caused that
- h virgin? No
- First time they kiss: 19%
- First time they sleep together: 52%
- Safe sex? no condoms used
- First time they say I Love You: 97%
- steamy? Yes. Descriptive bedroom scenes
- Chemistry? it was a bit lacking
- OW/OM drama? the whole reason for their initial break up was due to a misunderstanding about another man. So that was an underlying current.
- H/h cheat? No
- Time apart? they have been apart for 5 years
- Did I skip pages? yes - i started skipping over the sex scenes as they weren't adding any depth to the story
- Big secrets? yes - around 80% Evie learns about Hunter’s deception
- Did I cry? No
- Did I laugh? No
- Did I swoon🥰? No
- Cliffhanger? No
- HEA? Yes
- Epilogue? a few months later
- Recommend? no. I have the series, but I’m not sure I will continue on.
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"Evie, I can help you. I take out scum every day. Usually in other countries, sure, but assholes are assholes, no matter what their nationality."
“Her feet hit the floor and her hands landed on her hips in a perfect representation of an angry female in charge. All she needed was a bullwhip and a pair of metal clamps for electrocution.”
The book blurb explains the high level concept. But i think it is misleading to say “forced to ban together to find the terrorists before it’s too late” because that is not what happened at all.
Hunter’s team was sent to Mercy to stop a weapons dealer and Hunter was specifically given the task to use Evie to get whatever information he could.. Evie had no clue she was being used. Therefore, I would not consider that as them banding together for a common cause. They never once worked as a team, because neither was willing to be honest about what was going on. It’s not like they shared information and tried to figure out how to take out the weapons dealer.
<><> Characters <><>
Hero: Hunter James; Age: 30; Occupation: Captain in the military - special ops team
* The following words/phrases were used to describe Hero: in charge of an elite special ops team in the military-Task Force Scorpion, code name Top Dog, highly intelligent, deadly, fearless, levelheaded
Heroine: Evangeline Videl; Age: 27; Occupation: co-owner of a bar called The Wharf, member of the Mississippi Revolutionary Group (a group that protects citizens from the corrupt local government)
* The following words/phrases were used to describe Heroine: physically abused by her ex (he nearly killed her), traumatized by her abuse, has physical scars from the abuse, claustrophobic, afraid of people, afraid of life, broken, scared, stressed
<><> A Few Thoughts <><>
^^ ~ started out good and then I felt it lost some momentum and the sex took over. Maybe I would have liked it better if they had some honest conversations, but it just didn’t go there. So they seemed a bit superficial and I didn't really connect with either character.
^^ ~ Maxine (Evie’s mom) was like two different people. In the beginning she seemed cold-hearted toward her daughter. Then later she seemed nicer to others. Finally in the end she seemed to care. I didn't get a handle on her. And, it frustrates me when I feel like characters flip-flop.
^^ ~ As mentioned above, I didn’t really feel like I connected with Hunter and Evie. Since this was a second chance romance, I felt like I missed a lot of their foundation that was built prior. And, because this new start was based on lies, it just felt like it was based on sex rather than a genuine love
^^ ~ Forget danger - all that matters is how hot they are for each other. How is it possible they didn't hear the rushing waters of the river flood the entire first floor? They were upstairs, having sex all day. Meanwhile, the downstairs is getting obliterated by flood waters. Huh?? You’re telling me they didn’t hear that?
^^ ~ Also, it was just frustrating how much the sex interrupted the story flow. I don’t mind a good sex scene when it enhances the story and builds a couple’s connection. However, they were in so much danger between the bad guys and the swamp creatures and the rain and the flooding, yet they have lots of time to take a break and have sex around every corner.
^^ ~ I thought Evie forgave Hunter too quickly. Just a few “you have to believe me” pleas and she was ready to take him back.
<><> The Basics <><>
- Content Warning: the first chapter is a bit graphic (special forces op that goes bad). Loss of a teammate. Also, Evie has an abusive ex and his abusive treatment is mentioned often. There are a couple times where Evie gets hit by other men.
- Setting: Mercy, Mississippi
- POV: multiple POV’s (Hunter, Evie, Marcus, Ranger, Maxine)
- Tropes: second chance, undercover operation
- Hero likable? he was ok
- heroine likable? she irritated me at times. She was wishy-washy, but I think it was due to her trauma from the abuse that caused that
- h virgin? No
- First time they kiss: 19%
- First time they sleep together: 52%
- Safe sex? no condoms used
- First time they say I Love You: 97%
- steamy? Yes. Descriptive bedroom scenes
- Chemistry? it was a bit lacking
- OW/OM drama? the whole reason for their initial break up was due to a misunderstanding about another man. So that was an underlying current.
- H/h cheat? No
- Time apart? they have been apart for 5 years
- Did I skip pages? yes - i started skipping over the sex scenes as they weren't adding any depth to the story
- Big secrets? yes - around 80% Evie learns about Hunter’s deception
- Did I cry? No
- Did I laugh? No
- Did I swoon🥰? No
- Cliffhanger? No
- HEA? Yes
- Epilogue? a few months later
- Recommend? no. I have the series, but I’m not sure I will continue on.
<><> Quotes <><>
"Evie, I can help you. I take out scum every day. Usually in other countries, sure, but assholes are assholes, no matter what their nationality."
“Her feet hit the floor and her hands landed on her hips in a perfect representation of an angry female in charge. All she needed was a bullwhip and a pair of metal clamps for electrocution.”
March 2, 2017
Another OK read..
There’s 2 types of books that I’ve read again and again: 1) either the hero or heroine see the other kissing someone else and takes off for years, only to come back and find out they were wrong about what really happened, and 2) someone dies while on an op and there’s guilt, guilt and more guilt. Both Hunter and his brother Ranger wish they had died instead of the one who did (sorry, no spoilers here.) Really? This book had both kinds of stories.
And, of course, Evie just had to have her TSTL moment. She jumped to conclusions, just like Hunter did, and she took off to meet Marcus, ALONE. And she was scared to death of him. At 80% she still hadn’t really gotten any backbone and was always trembling from fear of something.
I did like Hunter’s team but the narration was so bad I don’t think I want to listen to the next book in this series, although I really did like Ranger and he’s the next book, but…
Even though this was kind of an alright storyline, it was set in Mississippi and the narrator made everyone sound like ignorant hillbillies. And the MRG (Mississippi Revolutionary Group) didn’t make any sense to me. They voted on whether or not to (supposedly) run drugs for Marcus, while Evie was dead-set against it the others argued about the one hundred thousand dollars it would bring. Also, Evie’s grandfather was kind of crazy and her mother was sleeping with.. (no spoilers again.) Marcus was just crazy in his thinking and I couldn’t wait for Hunter to kill the sheriff, and hopefully Marcus, too.
There was some explicit sex but once Hunter mentioned he was going to spank Evie I was turned off and couldn’t wait for this book to end, all the while hoping he wouldn’t actually spank her before the story was over. I like explicit sex in my books but once spanking or bondage is mentioned I’m just about done. (Oh, and BTW he didn’t spank her. I don’t even know why it was mentioned.)
There’s swearing and the F-bomb is used 58 times.
2 reviewers said this was a CLIFFHANGER and 1 said it wasn’t. Well, it wasn’t a cliffhanger. It certainly left it open for the next book, left some unanswered questions but Hunter and Evie got their HEA, and isn’t that what matters?
As to the narrator: I like Aiden Snow BUT when a group of men are laying in the sand, their bodies half in the water and half out, getting ready to capture a terrorist, and they’re talking in their coms, the chances of them nearly yelling at each other is slim to none. And I do mean yelling at each other. There are times when you’d be whispering at each other and that’s most definitely one of those times. That particular part of the book was soooo stupid I couldn’t believe it! There's nothing worse than a narrator whose yelling when he shouldn’t be. And when you’re in enemy territory and sitting in their bar discussing your plans to take them down you wouldn’t be yelling at each other then either. I’m sorry to say that Aiden Snow completely ruined this book and since he’s narrating the next one I won’t be moving forward with this series. Oh, and the female voices sucked. Each male had their own specific voice but the females were just too manly.
There’s 2 types of books that I’ve read again and again: 1) either the hero or heroine see the other kissing someone else and takes off for years, only to come back and find out they were wrong about what really happened, and 2) someone dies while on an op and there’s guilt, guilt and more guilt. Both Hunter and his brother Ranger wish they had died instead of the one who did (sorry, no spoilers here.) Really? This book had both kinds of stories.
And, of course, Evie just had to have her TSTL moment. She jumped to conclusions, just like Hunter did, and she took off to meet Marcus, ALONE. And she was scared to death of him. At 80% she still hadn’t really gotten any backbone and was always trembling from fear of something.
I did like Hunter’s team but the narration was so bad I don’t think I want to listen to the next book in this series, although I really did like Ranger and he’s the next book, but…
Even though this was kind of an alright storyline, it was set in Mississippi and the narrator made everyone sound like ignorant hillbillies. And the MRG (Mississippi Revolutionary Group) didn’t make any sense to me. They voted on whether or not to (supposedly) run drugs for Marcus, while Evie was dead-set against it the others argued about the one hundred thousand dollars it would bring. Also, Evie’s grandfather was kind of crazy and her mother was sleeping with.. (no spoilers again.) Marcus was just crazy in his thinking and I couldn’t wait for Hunter to kill the sheriff, and hopefully Marcus, too.
There was some explicit sex but once Hunter mentioned he was going to spank Evie I was turned off and couldn’t wait for this book to end, all the while hoping he wouldn’t actually spank her before the story was over. I like explicit sex in my books but once spanking or bondage is mentioned I’m just about done. (Oh, and BTW he didn’t spank her. I don’t even know why it was mentioned.)
There’s swearing and the F-bomb is used 58 times.
2 reviewers said this was a CLIFFHANGER and 1 said it wasn’t. Well, it wasn’t a cliffhanger. It certainly left it open for the next book, left some unanswered questions but Hunter and Evie got their HEA, and isn’t that what matters?
As to the narrator: I like Aiden Snow BUT when a group of men are laying in the sand, their bodies half in the water and half out, getting ready to capture a terrorist, and they’re talking in their coms, the chances of them nearly yelling at each other is slim to none. And I do mean yelling at each other. There are times when you’d be whispering at each other and that’s most definitely one of those times. That particular part of the book was soooo stupid I couldn’t believe it! There's nothing worse than a narrator whose yelling when he shouldn’t be. And when you’re in enemy territory and sitting in their bar discussing your plans to take them down you wouldn’t be yelling at each other then either. I’m sorry to say that Aiden Snow completely ruined this book and since he’s narrating the next one I won’t be moving forward with this series. Oh, and the female voices sucked. Each male had their own specific voice but the females were just too manly.
October 12, 2015
I received an eARC of the book via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review.
This is a story about second chances. A story about losing love and finding your way back to it!
Hunter and his team have to now go back to their past, to their town called Mercy. But more importantly, Hunter has to now step back to his past and the woman who destroyed his heart. Hunter isn’t looking forward to it, but he will do it, if it means doing the right thing.
Evangeline is a woman who has survived twice. Once, when the love of her life left without a backward glance. The second, when the man she married almost killed. Now working in her family’s bar, she has to keep her ex at bay as well the mob who wants to use the said bar as a way to run drugs. The last thing she wants or even needs is Hunter coming back to destroy whatever semblance of peace she has now gathered.
This is a story about second chances and about learning that communication is the key to a healthy relationship. This plot had everything – from action, to romance, to angst, to lastly enough backstory to make sure that you didn’t miss anything. And while the story may have been about Hunter and Evie, it also has an array of secondary characters that are not only given their due but are fully essential for the story.
The only issue? It barely took Evie and Hunter like 2-3 pages to get through their issues and it isn’t exactly something that I appreciated. The fact that they had big trust issues and it was so easily resolved did not sit right with me, but hey, it could be just me! I do like my dramas :P
I am though, really excited to read the next book in the series, because the author has whetted my appetite and the fact that I absolutely love a series of standalone yet interconnected characters also is fuelling my interest. ;)
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This is a story about second chances. A story about losing love and finding your way back to it!
Hunter and his team have to now go back to their past, to their town called Mercy. But more importantly, Hunter has to now step back to his past and the woman who destroyed his heart. Hunter isn’t looking forward to it, but he will do it, if it means doing the right thing.
Evangeline is a woman who has survived twice. Once, when the love of her life left without a backward glance. The second, when the man she married almost killed. Now working in her family’s bar, she has to keep her ex at bay as well the mob who wants to use the said bar as a way to run drugs. The last thing she wants or even needs is Hunter coming back to destroy whatever semblance of peace she has now gathered.
This is a story about second chances and about learning that communication is the key to a healthy relationship. This plot had everything – from action, to romance, to angst, to lastly enough backstory to make sure that you didn’t miss anything. And while the story may have been about Hunter and Evie, it also has an array of secondary characters that are not only given their due but are fully essential for the story.
The only issue? It barely took Evie and Hunter like 2-3 pages to get through their issues and it isn’t exactly something that I appreciated. The fact that they had big trust issues and it was so easily resolved did not sit right with me, but hey, it could be just me! I do like my dramas :P
I am though, really excited to read the next book in the series, because the author has whetted my appetite and the fact that I absolutely love a series of standalone yet interconnected characters also is fuelling my interest. ;)
For more reviews don't forget to visit For The Love of Fictional Worlds
October 17, 2015
3.5 Stars
As a first book in the series there was definitely a ton of info that was provided in the first couple chapters, but I also felt that I was missing out on some stuff. I had to check and make sure that this wasn't a spin-off series at one point cause I was lost a few times. I can see where this series could really take off if things weren't so over the top. I liked this book enough to recommend it to friends, so we'll see what happens in future books. There were a couple things that were left hanging that I would've liked tied up, but then what would the second book be about?
One thing that seriously bothered me was
Thanks to Netgalley for the ARC.
As a first book in the series there was definitely a ton of info that was provided in the first couple chapters, but I also felt that I was missing out on some stuff. I had to check and make sure that this wasn't a spin-off series at one point cause I was lost a few times. I can see where this series could really take off if things weren't so over the top. I liked this book enough to recommend it to friends, so we'll see what happens in future books. There were a couple things that were left hanging that I would've liked tied up, but then what would the second book be about?
One thing that seriously bothered me was
Thanks to Netgalley for the ARC.
October 21, 2015
This is a great romantic suspense read. Being the first in a new series there is a lot of information to absorb but the author keeps the story moving along at a fairly good pace. It's a story with a ton of action and suspense to keep the story interesting and let's not forget those yummy hot as hell military guys! What's not to like.
Hunter and Evie have a past. So when Evie is suspected of selling arms, Hunter is sent in to find out exactly what is going on. As Hunter and Evie reconnect, can Evie trust that Hunter really wants her and help her or does he just want to successfully complete his mission??
This is a very good debut novel and I'll be interested in seeing what comes next in the series.
Hunter and Evie have a past. So when Evie is suspected of selling arms, Hunter is sent in to find out exactly what is going on. As Hunter and Evie reconnect, can Evie trust that Hunter really wants her and help her or does he just want to successfully complete his mission??
This is a very good debut novel and I'll be interested in seeing what comes next in the series.
October 14, 2015
A high 3.5 stars with lots of potential.
As a first book for this series, I do understand that Ms Cross tries to introduce to the readers to as many characters as she can. Unfortunately this came across at times as information overload for me. The resolution was a little too rush and quick. Having said that I will still recommend this series as it has potential plus I did enjoy Ms Cross style of writing.
** ARC received via NetGalley **
As a first book for this series, I do understand that Ms Cross tries to introduce to the readers to as many characters as she can. Unfortunately this came across at times as information overload for me. The resolution was a little too rush and quick. Having said that I will still recommend this series as it has potential plus I did enjoy Ms Cross style of writing.
** ARC received via NetGalley **
November 12, 2015
This is book one in the Men of Mercy Series and what a great start to the series it is.
Hunter left his hometown after thinking that his girlfriend Evie cheated on him. This left an impact on both of them. Now he's back and the past catches up on them.
Have I mentioned Hunters a hot military guy? Oh yes :) I really liked these two and thought the secondary characters added so much to the story.
Looking forward to reading more of this series.
Hunter left his hometown after thinking that his girlfriend Evie cheated on him. This left an impact on both of them. Now he's back and the past catches up on them.
Have I mentioned Hunters a hot military guy? Oh yes :) I really liked these two and thought the secondary characters added so much to the story.
Looking forward to reading more of this series.
October 10, 2015
A good romantic suspense book.
The men of TF-S hot military men on a mission in Mercy.
Good drama,characters,angst and romance.
Hunter and Evie loved each other but something happened can they reconnect.
Is Hunter using her to complete his mission.
Enjoyed reading looking forward to the next Men of Mercy.
Received ARC in exchange for a honest review.
The men of TF-S hot military men on a mission in Mercy.
Good drama,characters,angst and romance.
Hunter and Evie loved each other but something happened can they reconnect.
Is Hunter using her to complete his mission.
Enjoyed reading looking forward to the next Men of Mercy.
Received ARC in exchange for a honest review.
October 12, 2016
The idea of this book was better than the actual book. I felt let down by the MC's. Misunderstanding/miscommunication that they held onto for so long just magically disappeared with a let's get married. I wanted the characters to discuss more so that my questions about the pair could be answered. Stick figure characters in terms of development.
October 7, 2015
Second chances are one of my favorite tropes. Hunter and Evie must first go through some trials before they get their shot. Lots of emotion and good development. Good plot. Enjoyed this read!
**ARC received in exchange for an honest review**
**ARC received in exchange for an honest review**
October 28, 2015
Great new series!
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November 13, 2016
Hot and sassy
This is Evie and Hunters story of suspense, drama, hotness with plenty of romance. The characters are sassy with a dude of hotness. Very good.
This is Evie and Hunters story of suspense, drama, hotness with plenty of romance. The characters are sassy with a dude of hotness. Very good.
May 28, 2019
Almost as good an author as Cindy Gerard and Pamela Clare. Glad to have found her & her Men of Mercy.
August 4, 2019
Second chance romance.
She made him work for it, maybe a little to hard. Seriously nasty, plus lots of hot friends to get HEAs
She made him work for it, maybe a little to hard. Seriously nasty, plus lots of hot friends to get HEAs
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