Heath was injured on a mission. Now he suffers from blackouts and headaches. He wants to get back in the game, but it seems like God is shutting every door. Then he gets the opportunity to go to Afghanistan and encourage the troops with his former war dog, Trinity. The dog is Heath's entire world and he's not looking for romance. But then he meets Darci.
Darci can't believe that she's run across Trinity again. The memory of why she was around the dog last time haunts her. She's a spy and doesn't have the luxury of being able to get close to Heath, but her heart isn't paying attention to her head. While on a mission, things go south and it's going to be up to Heath to help save her.
With this author, I've come to expect a story with great detail and action. It is obvious that the author does a great deal of research before she writes and it makes for a more realistic story. I appreciate that. This was a great story of trust and faith.
When I reviewed Beowulf, I mentioned that it would be okay to read these out of order. I still think the story is complete enough that you can read them out of order, but I'm not sure I still recommend it. I can't shake the feeling that I would have enjoyed this one a little more had I read them in order. I'm not quite sure why. Talon is the next book in the series and I plan on reading it in the near future.
I believe that the best books are the ones where you care about the characters even after the story is over. This author is a master at that and I have no problems giving this a Good Book! review.
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