Seth Harlan, former Marine sniper, now a member of the rag- tag ops HORNET (Hostage Rescue and Negotiation Team), is ready to prove he can do his part. His ongoing battle with PTSD will not stop him from doing his job and when an opportunity arrives to rescue a black ops soldier in the hands of the enemy he is more determined to not leave this man behind. He knows too well having spent time in evils hands that time is of the essence and just perhaps this will be a way to have his HONOR RECLAIMED.

Photojournalist Phoebe Leighton is in Afghanistan, shooting a pictorial expose on child brides. She recognizes Seth Harlan and without planning to she has stumbled into a mess and must depend on these men for safety and stop a lunatic from getting his hands on a nuclear bomb. Despite the danger Phoebe finds her heart is melting toward the allegedly broken man. She is afraid that having kept the fact that she authored the story that helped destroy his reputation that it will easily destroy what they feel toward one another. Will the past come back and bite them both?

HONOR RECLAIMED is an action packed military romance that looks deep into the lives of those who survive the horrors of war and learn to live and love again. Seth and the other members of HORNET have all been ravaged in one way or another by their experiences of war. These men have taken the skills they know and are doing what no one else can do, good guys fighting evil where ever ... when ever.

Author Tonya Burrows allows the reader to watch as the team begins to gel more and protect each other, even if there are misgivings about ones ability to function under fire. They are almost like siblings who can say what they want about each other but Lord help anyone else who tries. The ending of the book will give you moments that break your heart and yet the love between Phoebe and Seth will heal it. This is Ms. Burrows second book in the HORNET series and though it is a stand alone, you will still want to grab up the first one SEAL of Honor because these books are just that good.