Blurb:
Navy SEAL John
Sloane didn’t expect to be reunited with the girl whose heart he broke.
But when Alicia Adam's daughter is kidnapped, he jumps into action.
To regain her trust and protect her, he'll risk his career and even his life. It all hinges on one daring scheme that could put everything in jeopardy!
Review:
This
was my first book by this author and it will be my last unfortunately. This reader cannot give this book a favourable
review as I thought this book was a waste of time, paper and effort not only on
the part of the author, the agent and the publisher but also on the part of
this reader.
It is
the usual uninspired plot line of Hero returns home after years away and is
reunited with an unrequited love who gets themselves into trouble and whom he
has to save. With the typical ‘Happy
Ever After’ ending.
The
characters did not ring true. The SEAL
could not have been further from SEAL material if the author made him an actual
seal. To make matters worse we are
constantly reminded that he is an ex-Seal.
The female lead was a waste of space and played the poor put upon female
to a ‘t’. When the characters are
allowed inner dialogue this is constantly repetitive and boring beyond
belief.
The
good guys and the bad guys were obvious right from the get go and nothing was
really left for the reader to ponder over.
And without giving too much away, they got what they deserved.
The
author pays attention to the action part of the book but neglects character and
plot development together with character back stories. There was little to no sexual chemistry
between the main parties and nothing to get the reader caring about what would happen
to them.
This
story has been done to death in many different styles, forms and set in many
different scenarios and eras. Please
authors come up with something more original, interesting and thought provoking
for your readers. They will thank you
for it.
In
short this reader found this novel to be an absolute waste of time paper and
effort.
Full
Disclosure: ARC received from Netgalley for an honest review.
I
gave this a 1 star Netgalley rating, and an ‘I did not like it’ rating on Amazon.co.uk (2 stars) and Goodreads.com (1 star).
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