FACING FIRE is part of the Bad Boys Undercover series. Even though I have not read the previous books in this series I was able to read this one as a standalone. This is a series about a black ops team called Alliance that travels all over the world eliminating threats. When one of the team's uncle is tortured and murdered because of his ties to Alliance, the team engages in an all out war to bring down the threat to their team.

Josiah King, his team, and everyone they love are targets and they work hard to unravel the plot that is tied to the threat to their team. Unraveling the plot leads them to Sutton Dahl, a private investigator. For several years, Sutton has been working on a case that will lead her to person who murdered her mother. When Josiah and his team burst into her apartment in Paris demanding to know where she obtained all the information on their team, it leads to an interesting confrontation. While Josiah and Sutton banter with each other there is an immediate threat on their lives when someone begins shooting at them. Sutton has to decide whether she wants to trust Josiah and his team. Of course, Josiah tells her she really has no choice. They ensue into a harrowing escape with some interesting dialogue between them.

FACING FIRE is a fast-paced story with a lot of action. There are tough choices made when lives are threatened. Josiah has been involved in so much violence, and when he has an opportunity at love he feels he does not deserve it and pushes Sutton away. Sometimes you need another perspective to see what you are missing out on. I enjoyed FACING FIRE and seeing the relationship this team has with one another. HelenKay Dimon does a wonderful job showing the interaction between the team members.