Sunburst (Sky King Ranch Book #2)

Ranger was a guy who got the job done, and the guys home after a night out. Women were trouble, between brothers and family he knew first hand. A brother now being held by terrorists, hardly even breathing Naomi was full of life, the soil of different countries to try beneath her feet Now looking at guards, trying to breath, to survive, to escape. They needed one another, the only way to even attempt, would test them. Maybe even tempt them of a long lost love. Will it help or get killed by trying A gripping story of love, family and duty. Good story I enjoyed Given ARC by Net Galley and Revell for my voluntary review and my honest opinion

Former SEAL Ranger Kingston is involved in a mission to rescue a group in Nigeria from Boko Haram. In fulfilling this mission, he meets Noemi Sutton for the second time and realizes that they may be destined to be together. With his brothers Dodge and Colt, Ranger runs toward danger and this book is chock full of action from page one all the way to the end. Set mostly in Nigeria but also in Alaska, the descriptions themselves make the book worth reading. The characters were take-charge and rough

'Yeah well. I'm a SEAL. I live for trouble.' I am always so happy when I hear Susan May Warren has a new book coming out. And ecstatic when I get my hands on it and settle into it. Because that's exactly what happens: I settle down deep and simply disappear into it. Completely. Warren takes us into the second book of her Sky King Ranch series here and even further into danger as we dive into Ranger's part of the story. From the bush in Nigeria in a terrorist camp and an elaborate mansion to the spring in Alaska, we are treated to Warren's unmatchable style as she carries us along on a wave of a satisfying read that never fails to completely transport the reader to every setting. And her spiritual thread, as always, is so powerful, and ministering to this reader. Warren will always remain one of my very favorite authors. Well done! My thanks to Revell Books for a copy of this book. The opinion in this review is expressly my own.