"Eight romances in one book with all proceeds to the Wounded Warrior Project."
Reviewed by Annetta Sweetko
Posted May 4, 2015
Romance Anthology | Romance Military
WAY OF THE WARRIOR is an amazing compilation from eight
talented action/romance authors with the added incentive
to
buy and read this book ... all author and publisher
proceeds
will go to Wounded Warrior Project. All the stories, some
might belong to various author's series, are stand alone.
No matter what type of read you might be looking for;
romance, suspense, military or action you will find one or
all of these to your liking. Following are the various
title, authors, synopsis and very short review of each.
Hot as Hell by Julie Ann Walker: A dangerous situation
throws Harper and SEAL team member Mark together when the
Embassy she works in is attacked.
Harper was distancing herself from the sexy SEAL who
wasn't
about to let her escape, especially when he gets to be the
one with her in the panic room. Well developed for as
short
as it is. A sexy and fun read.
In Plain Sight by Catherine Mann: Stacy and Gavin get a
second chance at love if only they can survive her killer
ex. Surprises and reconnection are uppermost in this story.
Add
to that a good blend of suspense, an adorable service dog
and a good touch of steamy romance and this one is a
perfect read.
Torn by Kate SeRine: War injured Joe returned to take up a
life he's sure he isn't fit for and isn't sure he even
wants, but his best friend Sadie has a stalker, one who
had
recently become more vicious. He has to find himself
quickly before the situation turns deadly.
Loved the friends, lovers situation and the stalker plot
was well developed as was the rebuilding of the romance
between them. Good read.
War Games by Lea Griffith: Anthony "Rook" Granger is in
prison, framed for a crime he did not commit and the only
person who believes him is his dead buddy's sister, Vivi.
She made a promise to help him and will do just that.
In a word ... wow. The intensity of this book starts with
the
first page and doesn't stop. Good mixture of suspense,
romance and intrigue. I hope this is the beginning of a
long series.
Beauty and the Marine by Tina Wainscott: Griff Tate a
scarred vet, retreating from the world, is asked to help a
lovely model, Kristy Marsden with a stalker. He doesn't
expect the beauty to have her own scars or for him to find
out love could really be his.
Well developed with the fears understandable, he doesn't
want pity and she wants her life back. I can usually guess
the bad guy but I wasn't expecting this ending at all.
Well
done and above it all a sweet romance.
NSDQ by M.S. Buchman: Combat Search and Rescue pilot Army
Capt. Lois Lang, aka Superwoman pulls a maneuver that
saves
her crew and passengers, got her a few medals but cost her
a leg. She lives to fly and now it is up to Kendall Clark,
civilian Black Hawk specialist to help her start over.
Enjoyed the roll reversal with Capt. Lois as the vet
learning to live again. And once you learn what the title
means you will know that it is part of the power that
helps
her heal. The other part is love.
SEALed With Passion by Anne Elizabeth: Jonah Melo, is one
determined SEAL. He had met and fell for Alisha Winters at
his buddy's wedding, but a huge misunderstanding sent him
packing. Now back to settle the couple into their new home
he finds Alisha is their interior designer and the flame
is
still flying high.
Good romance story with a lot of steamy christening of
rooms. I enjoyed the "help" they got from their friends
that kept pushing Jonah and Alisha together.
Home Fires Inferno by Suzanne Brockmann: Trouble
Shooters
novella finds very pregnant Jennilyn Gillman and her
sister-
in-law Eden stranded on a desert road as her water breaks.
Her husband Danny is a SEAL on Team's status, which means
he is mission ready and out of town so she doesn't want to
worry him. So the adventure begins.
As anyone who knows me knows I am a sucker for team
camaraderie and this book gives a fantastic look at
how "family" can really be as a number of people rush to
help the new baby arrive safely. I have loved the
Trouble
Shooters books and this one is just a great touch to
remind
me I need to go back and re-read a few.
SUMMARY
EIGHT PASSIONATE LOVE STORIES ABOUT AMAZING MILITARY HEROES BY BESTSELLING AUTHORS: Suzanne Brockmann, Julie Ann Walker, Catherine Mann, Tina Wainscott, Anne Elizabeth, M.L. Buchman, Kate SeRine, Lea Griffith
To honor and empower those who've served, all author and publisher proceeds go to the Wounded Warrior Project.
The Wounded Warrior Project was founded in 2002 and provides a wide range of programs and services to veterans and service members who have survived physical or mental injury during their brave service to our nation. Get involved or register for programs and benefits for yourself and your family online at www.woundedwarriorproject.org. "It is a proud privilege to be a soldier." —George S. Patton Jr. "We sleep safely at night because rough men stand ready to visit violence on those who would harm us." —Winston Churchill
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