Books & Spoons Review: Coming in Hot by Kimberley Troutte

Take control…

When militant Colombian guerrillas kidnap her clients, EXtreme Adventures travel agent Jenna Collins will do anything to rescue them…including hiring the Navy SEAL she’s struggled to forget. Mack may take orders from her father, but Jenna’s determined to convince the sexy SEAL to work with her. And to stick around this time.

Protect the girl…

Navy SEAL Mack Riley will take a jungle rescue in hostile territory over close contact with the admiral’s daughter who loved him and left him. But when Jenna forces her way onto the rescue team, the admiral’s orders to protect Jenna at all costs has Mack sticking to her as close as body armor.

In the heat of battle, love has a way of breaching the strongest of defenses…

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The action is fierce, bloody and brutal. It made my heart beat faster, and bite my nails. It's non-stop once it starts, the situations are not getting better, or more peaceful, quite the opposite. There's no safe place to be found, no one is beyond the danger zone. Absolutely hair-raising situation after another.
The team of SEALs, hired by Jenna, are true brothers. They banter, joke and play when they can. But they are also prepared to protect each other no matter what, have each others back, and ready to run into a deadly situation to save their brothers. The repartee is fun, made me smile and chuckle several times, their enthusiasm is endless, energy contagious.
Jenna and Mack has a burning hot connection, yet the love they have for each other is palpable. The history between them comes out through the story by their memories, and it's evident, they have some misunderstandings between them.
Jenna is stubborn to the core. Because of her need to stay in control, and the stubbornness, she makes several questionable, dangerous decisions, that were frustrating at times.
The story is entertaining and fun military action packed thrill ride. There's no angst or blues to mention. After the action started it captured my mind, and I had to keep reading until the end, just to see what happened, and the ending did not disappoint.
~ Four Spoons!