Books & Spoons Review: SEAL's Desire by Elle James

Navy SEAL teams with a sexy NICS agent undercover as a stripper to find a missing naval officer.

Navy SEAL Remy LaDue wants Mitchell Sanders, but hasn't made a move since he slept with her the night of his buddy, her former boyfriend's funeral. A year later, his plan to be her Valentine date runs amuck when he finds her undercover as a stripper at a local club.
NCIS agent Mitchell Sanders never wanted to settle, dedicated to her job and justice is finally ready to commit to the SEAL she accidentally fell in love with. When her friend, a female navy officer, goes missing she puts her love life on hold and goes undercover to find her friend, only to discover her SEAL is back in town and threatening to blow her cover.
Remy and Mitchell join forces to find her friend and uncover a human trafficking organization in the darkest heart of Virginia Beach while their attraction for each other burns hotter than the sun

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Riveting suspense, scorching hot romance, and entertaining brotherhood of the SEAL team, is a winning mix of the tale.
Remy and Mitchell have felt the attraction to each other for a long time, after acting on it after Mitchell's boyfriend's funeral, the guilt made them go their separate ways. But now Remy is back in the States, and they have a date planned. But Mitchell is missing.
The action is absorbing, exciting, and scary. The human traffic ring is merciless, and prepared to protect their assets. The SEAL team works together effortlessly and smoothly. The banter between the teammates made me laugh out loud, they are very competitive and entertaining.
The romance between Remy and Mitchell is sexy. They have waited for so long for the chance to be together, and now that it is happening, it is hot, a bit kinky, and yet sweet, since the feelings are deep and genuine, and they have the desire to make it work on the long run, no matter what.
Lively and entertaining novella, where the suspense is moving at high speed, the romance is forever kind, and friend's loyalty is something you don't need to question.
~ Four Spoons