Kimberly Kincaid clearly woke up and chose violence, because Deep Trouble does not warm up, stretch, or ask if you’re ready. It grabs you by the collar on page one and sprints. I opened this thinking, Cute little novella before bed, and instead found myself breathless, stressed, and deeply regretting the lack of snacks within arm’s reach.
Enter Kylie Walker, bartender, wrong place, very wrong time. And Devon Randolph, former Army Ranger, walking shield of competence, and the exact man you want showing up when everything goes sideways. Kylie witnesses something horrific, makes one phone call, and suddenly Devon is in her orbit, sent by her brother with one job: get her out alive. Simple plan. Zero complications. Except for feelings, explosive chemistry, and a killer who does not know when to quit.
The suspense is tight and relentless. This story does not stroll, it runs. Every chapter pushes you forward with no room to breathe, and the danger never lets up. They’re constantly on the move, the stakes are high, and the tension stays razor sharp. Somehow, Kincaid still manages to weave in emotional depth and scorching romance without slowing the pace, which is honestly impressive.
Devon and Kylie just work. Their connection isn’t only fueled by adrenaline or forced proximity, it’s built on trust forged under fire. Devon is all quiet intensity and unshakable protectiveness. Kylie is fierce, resilient, and refuses to be a bystander in her own survival. When they finally give in to what’s been simmering between them, it’s undeniably hot and completely earned.
Bottom line: Deep Trouble delivers everything you want in a romantic suspense novella—danger, heart, heat, and characters you immediately care about—all in one breathless ride. If you like capable heroes, strong heroines, and romance wrapped in high-stakes chaos, this one is absolutely worth your time. Kimberly Kincaid remains an auto-read, and this novella proves she doesn’t need hundreds of pages to leave a lasting impression.