Archives for October 5, 2017

* Review * MISSION: COLTON JUSTICE by Jennifer Morey

* Review * MISSION: COLTON JUSTICE by Jennifer MoreyMission: Colton Justice by Jennifer Morey
Series: The Coltons of Shadow Creek
Published by Harlequin Romantic Suspense on October 1, 2017
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three-half-stars

When his wife, Tess, died, tech mogul Jeremy Kincaid's perfect world broke apart. Their young son is the light of his life, but Jeremy can't shake suspicions that her death was no accident. Did presumed-dead Livia Colton orchestrate Tess's car accident? Jeremy risks everything by enlisting beautiful PI Adeline Winters to uncover the truth.

Adeline once served as Tess and Jeremy's egg donor and surrogate. Giving up her baby was the hardest thing she'd ever had to do, yet she can't turn down Jeremy's plea for help now. But Adeline and Jeremy must push aside their slow-burning attraction when kidnappers place the ultimate bargaining chip on the table: their son.

 

Suspenseful action with lots of heart string tugging! I really enjoyed the premise to this story … he loses his wife, is left to raise their son on his own, and reaches out to a PI to see if his wife’s death really was an accident — but the PI just so happens to be their previous surrogate and bio Mom to his son! It had a great underlying connection between them, but unfortunately it struggled to play out in a way to keep me connected with the story line. It really felt like there were too many possible bad guys and the constant going from one direction to another pulled the attention away from the core plot. It had great possibility with the core characters, but too much of a mish-mashed story line to be satisfying.

Tech mogul Jeremy Kincaid adores his son and will do anything to give him the life he deserves. He lost his wife when their son was very young, and he can’t let go of the suspicion that her car accident wasn’t truly an accident. He decides he needs to pursue it once and for all and see if he can get the answers he needs to let it rest.

Private investigator Adeline Winters is thrown when Jeremy contacts her to investigate his wife’s accident. She was previously their egg donor and surrogate for their son, so she’s surprised he would reach out to her now. She never quite got over the heartbreak of handing over her baby, so when handed the opportunity to see him again, she jumps at the chance. Time spent together leads to bonding between them all, and Jeremy isn’t sure he even wants to deny the attraction he feels for her anymore.

three-half-stars

* Review * Navy SEAL Promise by Amber Leigh Williams

* Review * Navy SEAL Promise by Amber Leigh WilliamsNavy SEAL Promise by Amber Leigh Williams
Series: Fairhope, Alabama
Published by Harlequin Superromance on October 1, 2017
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four-stars

He made a promise he intends to keep

Harmony Savitt is off-limits for navy SEAL Kyle Bracken. Not only is she his best friend's little sister, she's also a single mother and the widow of a fellow SEAL killed in action. This soldier needs to keep his distance. But something between them has changedโ€ฆ

Despite the new complicated feelings he has for Harmony, when his family comes under attack, there's no one Kyle trusts more than her to help him get answers. When that threat extends to her and her daughter, though, he vows to protect themโ€ฆeven if it means putting his own heart on the line.

 

An adorably sweet connection between a little girl and a Navy SEAL steals our heart from the very beginning of this story! The characters are well developed and enjoyable to connect with, and the plot has a bit of intrigue to it.

Harmony Savitt is thrilled to see her good friend and Navy SEAL Kyle Bracken home on leave. He’s been there for her and her daughter over the years since Bea’s daddy was killed in action. She used to have a major crush on him when she was a kid but to him, she’s always just been his best friend’s little sister.

Kyle adores Harmony and Bea, and getting to see them is the highlight of his visits home. He’s always filed her away as off limits, but for some reason things feel different this time. The sizzle when they touch, the way their eyes meet, the physical pull to have her in his arms. Just when he’s considering seeing where they might lead, trouble rises up around them and his family and Harmony and Bea are in danger. He’ll do anything to keep them safe … and he just might give his heart away at the same time!

four-stars