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Stavs- A Book Review Follow The Romance Quest on Recent Posts Previous Previous post: R.I.P Viola Winkle by E.P. And two-the author did a brilliant job at making you feel like you were in the scene with her descriptions. Two of my favourite things in the book: Crew, because… Crew. When you have a super soldier with mad skills…let’s use ‘em!

I also would’ve liked more suspense around the middle. They just do nothing for the plot and get me skipping pages. Although, I could’ve done without the endless spicy scenes. Admittingly, the middle did drag a little, but overall I was invested and thoroughly entertained. Crew is a whole lot of alpha with a protective streak sprinkled on top and I was totally down for that. I really enjoyed the interactions between Crew and Addy, although things between them evolve quite quickly.

Crew buys the land next to Addy to train the next generation of assassins and hence our two main players are destined to meet thanks to a wandering cow. Technically, they are neighbours but not quite in the sharing-a-wall sense. In this contemporary/military/suspense romance, we meet Addy ‘I-just-bought-a-vineyard’ Wentworth and Crew ‘What-a-weird-name’ Vega. I did skip a book later down the line to get to where I wanted to go (Jarvis)…Īnyway, Vines. For the full experience read them in order, but they can be read out of order too. Vines is the first book in a series of stand-alone romances, featuring the same cast. And let’s clarify, by retired, we’re not talking Zimmer frames and daytime TV. I’ve been craving romantic suspense with protective alpha males, and I’d say a group of retired yet highly skilled assassins meets the mark. Oh sweet caramelised fudge, am I glad this book/author came into my radar.

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