Some nightmares you don’t wake up from.
Noah Scott spent two months in an enemy prison camp but made it out alive—unlike most of his SEAL team. He’s one of the lucky ones but doesn’t always feel that way with his scarred body and daily fight against PTSD.
Working with the animals at the Resting Warrior Ranch helps. So what if he trains service dogs, fosters a couple of kittens, and has an alpaca as one of his best friends?
He’ll take whatever holds back the darkness.
When beautiful Kate Tilbeck arrives at the Resting Warrior Ranch neck deep in danger, Noah knows he can’t stand by silently. Especially when the threat centers around a dog fighting ring—and some of the pups he trained may be involved.
But to save the animals he loves and the woman he can’t get out of his mind, Noah will have to embrace the darkness he’s pushed down for years.
And hope he doesn’t lose himself in the process.
4 STARS
This story was emotional in more than one way, and it was well written. I really liked that although I have read other books in this series, I think that it still is good for first time readers.
Kate and Noah were both good main characters, each dealing with their own problems. But I liked how they were pulling together fairly quickly. So did the rest of the RWR team. And they were a team or maybe even a better way to say it they were "a family."
Tensions and dangers climb as the bad guys just seem to be one step ahead. Kate did something SO incredibly stupid at one point that I got mad and just slammed my kindle closed. All the while yelling out loud, "Dumb, Dumb, Dumb." It took me a while to cool off and start reading again.
I liked how the story ended though. With a H.E.A. and with the door open to read about Jude's story next.
“I voluntarily read and reviewed an advanced copy of this book. All thoughts and opinions are my own.”
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