military romance

Three military romances by three authors that always give us a good read.

The Dream Marine by Rachel Lee

Score: 4.5

Wings of Refuge, Book 2

While it is not necessary to read book 1 in order to fully enjoy this book, it was also outstanding and I reccommend it be added to your wish list as well.  It is going on my keeper shelf.

After a traumatic near-death experience, Lieutenant Commander Kylie Thomas is having difficulty coming to terms with the senseless deaths of those under her command. What's worse is she's been fantasizing about sexy Ensign Drew McLeod, the man who saved her life who, apart from being under her command, is eight years her junior! 

If you can get past the confrontation in the men’s bathroom, this is actually a pretty good read.

From the back cover:
“Membership has its wicked little privileges!

DON'T LET GO by Marliss Melton, Grand Central Publishing, April 08.

It's love that keeps teacher Jordan Bliss up at night: the lost love for a Venezuelan orphan named Miguel...and the memory of a Navy SEAL tearing him from her arms.  Now in the U.S. and longing for her child, Jordan vows to somehow, some way, bring Miguel home.

THE MARINE'S BABY by Rogenna Brewer, SuperRomance, March 08.

This is the second in the Wings Of Refuge series and it's just as good as the first. This time we get to know Manny Pena and Celia Munoz. Definitely a great read especially for anyone interested in military romances.

His Sister's Kiss by Kate Hill

I loved Cheryl Wyatt's book.  As usual, she's forging through new gorund as a Christian romance writer with  A Soldier's Family.

Catherine Mann did it again, gave us another yummy military hero in her Wingmen Warriors series.

Jacob Stone, call sign Mako, is minding the motel he recently inherited when his father passed away.  He is trying to figure out how to handle his teenage sister, her tiny baby, the motel and his career in the Air Force.