Colton "Cowboy" Neeley is haunted by memories of combat and tragedy. Even though he feels broken, he's drawn to a clerk at a store and finds reasons to buy things in her department. But how many towels does a house really need? Colton has to tread lightly, because the safety of his team and his family could be at risk if he lets her in and it was a mistake.
Piper is attracted to Colton as well, but she's got her own secrets to guard. Revealing her identity isn't an option. Her father's safety depends on it. But Colton has a way of breaking through her barriers and getting to her heart. Eventually, she learns her cover is blown and she plans on running, but the enemy has found her. Colton comes to the rescue, but Piper still isn't willing to share everything. The consequences are tragic.
Since it's special forces, there's death in there and some of it is gut wrenching. Colton has to deal with his demons and the way Piper guards her secrets hurts him. Learning the truth only makes him angry. It seems like there are too many roadblocks in the way, but with God, anything is possible.
This was another great book. The action sequences are well written and the depth to the characters is well done. Next up is Wolfsbane, and it's about Canyon "Midas" Metcalfe. I've been curious about his character since I read Nightshade, so I look forward to reading the next book. This book can be read alone, but to understand the dynamic between the team, I recommend reading them in order if you plan on reading more than one. You'll get a more satisfying read that way. Good Book!
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