I’ve read all the books in this series and out of all of them this was my least favorite

I fell in love with the characters from the beginning. I have really enjoyed every book by this author that I have read so far.

Alabama’s story broke my heart. I fell in love with her as much as “Abe” did. I am so happy to know they got their HEA.

I recommend NOT buying this book! It was a waste of money! I was so disappointed in this book! I absolutely loved the first book in this series “Protecting Caroline”. This book was nothing like it. This whole book is about Alabama’s traumatic past. She was beaten by her mother any time she spoke. The main conflict in the story is when Alabama was accused of stealing and when Abe was speaking to her about it, he tells her to “shut up”. It took her forever to forgive him. Like she is so perfect that she has never made a mistake in her life. She seems a bit self righteous. This book isn’t worth reading.

It’s hard to write a review for this one without giving away too much of the plot, but my absolute favorite thing about this book is Alabama’s strength, self respect, and heart. If you’re ever feeling down and need to get your hope in humanity reignited, give this book a read. The power of forgiveness is amazing for the soul. I cry every time I reread it and it always makes me realize how strong women are when we need to be but don’t worry, it has the best of happy endings !

This book was a great second in this series. It offered a great change of Pace. The battle was not an outside force or terrorist but it was an inner demon. Wonderful romance.

This was just what I needed.

Another enjoyable Susan Stoker romp.

Alabama is a kind, honest, and very decent person despite having had an abusive childhood. She meets Christopher, “Abe” when she helps save his and others’ lives during a fire. Christopher is a SEAL and Alabama’s actions not only impress him, it they make him admire her and take an interest in her. I love the navy SEALs and the unique and strong women they come to fall for.

Very juvenile writing and unrealistic characters. I didn’t even finish the book.