He knew things were going very wrong when his regular driver is late but he never dreamed what was about to happen. Bryson van Amee is in Bogota, Colombia on business when he is kidnapped and held for ransom. It would take a team of men lead by a SEAL OF HONOR to set things right.

Gabe Bristow has been forced to retire for medical reasons from the Navy, but he is a SEAL to the bone. So rather than take the Pentagon desk job his Admiral father wants him to take, Gabe gets talked into going into civilian work. He will lead a team with the sole purpose of rescuing hostages; that is, if he can get the team to work together. This is a rush job and the men haven't had any time to work together. Then there is the added problem of the hostage's sister Audrey van Amee getting herself involved with his misfit team and the mission quickly going from bad to worse.

Audrey is a free spirit but she loves her brother and having been on the phone when the kidnapping happened she immediately heads for Columbia. Inexplicably she finds herself in a HORNET's nest, only this time it is a Hostage Rescue and Negotiation Team and the leader is hot! It's her linguistic skills that allow her to stay in their midst and it's so much more that keeps her there.

SEAL OF HONOR is action packed with a lot of funny interplay, a spunky heroine, a very intriguing team of men and best of all ... a Navy SEAL. Simply put I loved this book. The storyline itself keeps you guessing and the characters are at times hilarious and others downright scary in their different abilities. The author gives a little of the plot at a time and you will find you can't put it down because you want to know who the bad guys really are. The shaping of the different characters that makes up the team give readers the feeling that you too are somehow part of the team as they get to know each other. Then of course the added spice between Gabe and Audrey adds a very nice, very hot touch to the whole storyline. I really hope author Tonya Burrows has a few more Hornet Novels up her sleeve because there is a whole team of men deserving stories of their own.