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SEAL of Honor

SEAL of Honor, June 2013
Hornet #1
by Tonya Burrows

Entangled
Featuring: Audrey Van Amee; Gabe Bristow
352 pages
ISBN: 1620612585
EAN: 9781620612583
Kindle: B00D2CHLVO
Mass Market Paperback / e-Book
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"Nonstop action and strong characters"

Fresh Fiction Review

SEAL of Honor
Tonya Burrows

Reviewed by Beth Reinker
Posted June 29, 2013

Romance Suspense

Tonya Burrows launches her Hornet series with her fun and pulse-pounding new novel SEAL OF HONOR. Nonstop action and strong characters make this a story that romantic suspense readers won't want to miss!

Gabe Bristow was forced to retire from his career as a Navy SEAL after a sustaining a serious injury in a car accident. The last thing that he wants is the desk job that is waiting for him in Washington, DC. His friend and former SEAL teammate Travis Quinn convinces him to join him in a new endeavor, and they form HumInt Inc.'s Hostage Rescue and Negotiation Team, which is soon shortened to HORNET, much to Gabe's dismay. Their private hostage rescue team is made up of some of the best specialists in their fields, but they don't have much time to learn to work together before they are in action. The newly formed team is still gelling when they take on their first op.

American businessman Bryson Van Amee has been kidnapped and is being held for ransom in Colombia, and HORNET has been hired to rescue him. Overseeing this unwieldy team would be a challenge on its own, but what Gabe didn't expect was the victim's sister Audrey Van Amee. An artist and free spirit, Audrey couldn't be more different from Gabe. She is determined to help Gabe's team rescue her brother, but they are both distracted by their mutual attraction. While investigating Bryson's kidnapping, Gabe and Audrey find themselves kidnapped, and they must work together to stay alive until Gabe's team can rescue them too.

Gabe and Audrey's romance is sweet and believable, but the secondary characters really steal the show. Burrows has a real talent for adding light-hearted fun to a great suspense story. Even though they are all skilled operatives, the secondary characters are a unique group of misfits, and readers want to learn more about them in future books.

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SUMMARY


It's a good thing Gabe Bristow lives and breathes the Navy SEAL credo, "the only easy day was yesterday," because today, his life is unrecognizable. When his prestigious career comes to a crashing halt, he's left with a bum leg and few prospects for employment that don't include a desk.

That is, until he's offered the chance to command a private hostage rescue team and free a wealthy American businessman from Colombian paramilitary rebels. It seems like a good deal—until he meets his new team: a drunk Cajun linguist, a boy–genius CIA threat analyst, an FBI negotiator with mob ties, a cowboy medic, and an EOD expert as volatile as the bombs he defuses. Oh, and who could forget the sexy, frustratingly impulsive Audrey Van Amee? She's determined to help rescue her brother—or drive Gabe crazy. Whichever comes first.

As the death toll rises, Gabe's team of delinquents must figure out how to work together long enough to save the day. Or, at least, not get themselves killed. Because Gabe's finally found something worth living for, and God help him if he can't bring her brother back alive.


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