After the loss of her parents, Berlin had been the one to keep her younger sisters in line. Now that they are in college she is free to get really into her new job and a legit hacker for the Redemption Harbor Security. All was good until one of her online gaming buddies went silent. Worried she has no choice but to get involved. It was going to be a surprise for her to find someone who would be willing to do some FIGHTING FOR BERLIN, for once in her life. Chance Hendrix left the Special Forces due to injury but before he can figure out what he plans for the rest of his life, his brother Enzo disappears. Learning that his brother had been part of a motorcycle club that was more than a little shady, Chance decides to infiltrate to find out more. That didn’t go so well, and Chance is shocked when his gaming buddy comes to the rescue. The shock is because she is there and second that she is a she, something that he hadn’t dreamed of as he gamed with her for all those nights. FIGHTING FOR BERLIN really should be Berlin fighting for Chance. She is a force that cannot be stopped in a sweet and loving way. Once you are important to Berlin, she was there for you in any way she can be. Chance is as per author Katie Reus’ heroes, strong, impossibly handsome and overprotective – or as overprotective as Berlin will let him be. Part of the fun of this series is how the co-workers at Redemption Harbor Security feel like family. They are there for each other and accept that there are often gray areas in life and business that they all have to deal with. Something that I thought was intriguing was the names that Ms. Reus gave to Berlin and her sisters, Sydney, Geneva and Cheyenne, with the explanation that those were the cities that the “free spirit” parents had conceived them. FIGHTING FOR BERLIN is one of those books that will fully engage readers and have you wishing these people really existed and lived close by. If you want a sweet, steamy romance, danger, intrigue, laughter and tears FIGHTING FOR BERLIN will give you that and more.
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