Following my heart, one book at a time...
Memories of You: A Stark Security Novella IS LIVE and to celebrate this release, J. Kenner (as well as her publisher, 1,001 Dark Nights Press) are sponsoring today’s newsletter and we have a fun tidbit about a certain name the author chose for one of her characters (and OMG I LOVE her response!!), AND a giveaway!
P.S. Here’s the series reading order (although this new one can be read as a standalone).
Kathy: I have been binge reading Susan Stoker’s Seal of Protection Series. I had never read any of her books but these stories about Navy Seals has been the perfect escape.
Five Fun Facts about the series:
About The Guardian:
=&0=& =&1=&As a double agent, Maks Petrov has been so many people, he doesn’t know who he is anymore. While he prefers to work alone, taking down an organization like the Saints requires some help—even if he loathes asking for it. Just one day in the company of a sexy, fearless, and brilliant information broker makes him realize what he’s been missing in life…and fantasizing about what he could have.
Jan: Lately I’ve also been reading a romance/suspense series by Suzanne Brockmann, Troubleshooters. The books are a few years old, but those navy SEALS are hot, hot, hot. I’m slowly working my way through the series.
JulieO: I read all of Suzanne Brockmann’s TROUBLESHOOTER series. That was before I discovered Maryse. I loved her books and all her seals are “hunks of burning love”. My favorite was Sam. I couldn’t wait until another one was published. And then she just kind of quit writing that genre. Haven’t checked on her lately. It is best if you read them in order. Enjoy! I wish that I could rediscover them again!
Set In Stone
Okay first I gotta say… OMG THAT EPILOGUE. I’m in tears. TEARS. Wow!!!! As fine and even-keeled as I was with the read as a whole, that ending took my breath away. I did NOT see that coming.
It was an amazingly sweet story that you can’t know about unless you’ve read the first book (Crazy Good). If you read this review (or this book first) it will spoil the whole *shebam!!!* of the first one, and trust me, that book was awesome.
This one was a nice continuation of the story and while YES it can be read as a standalone, it shouldn’t be, because the story is SO much richer when you start from the start. So if you haven’t read “Crazy Good” yet, go do that, and skip this review.
