Friday, August 21, 2015

Book Review: Claimed by the Warrior by


Book Description
Bad boy Jed Hamilton is ex-special Forces and a current undercover recovery agent who's mentally and physically tough, a lone wolf and, above all, violently allergic to commitment, permanence, and anything wedding related. 

So when he learns, in the very sexy McKenna Dixon’s bridal salon, that his younger sister is getting married and wants him to be her “man of honor”, Jed wishes he was anywhere but in Cape Town. Especially now that he'll be spending more time around the one woman who makes him consider perilous phrases like “what if” and “maybe”… 

McKenna Dixon loves bad boys, but her past experience with the species has led to nothing but pain and heartbreak. Jed Hamilton is exactly the type of man she should avoid, but when a nasty incident threatens her and her daughter, Jed immediately appoints himself as their protector, even though it’s not a part of his job description.

McKenna is determined not to allow another bad boy to flip her life inside out, and Jed is determined to retain his bachelor status and to keep travelling and working. But, as they both discover, love does its best work when they are busy making other plans…

AVAILABLE: September 10, 2015

**I received an ARC from Netgalley in exchange for a honest review**

Jed Hamilton is summoned home by his little sister.  Unbeknownst to him, their meeting place is a bridal salon, a place that would have avoided like the plague, until he gets a good look at it's owner, McKenna Dixon.  From the instant he saw McKenna he wants her, but McKenna has been burned twice before by bad boys and she has her adorable daughter to care for now.  McKenna doesn't have time for the inevitable pain and heartbreak that follows.

However, when McKenna's stalker seems to escalate, Jeb is determined to protect McKenna and Daisy from the danger.  And what was supposed to be only a one-time thing has been leaving Jeb thinking of a future of "what-ifs" and "maybes".  But can he put aside his past and dangerous job to allow himself to be open to love?     

Rating: 4 out of 5

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