Soldier for Love

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Review for Soldier for Love by Brenda Gayle

Soldier for Love
Brenda Gayle
The Wild Rose Press
Contemporary Last Rose Of Summer Rose
Rating: Spicy
ISBN: 1-60154-401-4
Release Date: Dec, 12 2008
Seal Rating: Pink – Pleasant Read

Blurb: From Book

She's his Commanding Officer. So why does he seem to in charge? Major Julie Collins should be on top of the world. Her long-sought promotion has finally come through and she has just been given her first overseas command. But when one of her troops turns out to be the handsome Native American who has just left her bed, everything starts to unravel. Lieutenant Matt Wolf's exploits with the opposite sex are legend—if only they were true. His larger-than-life persona masks deep loneliness and isolation. He has every intention of obeying Julie's order to stay away, but what's he to do when she follows him and then gets herself kidnapped by a deranged voodoo priest? Suddenly, all orders are belayed as Matt mounts a one-man rescue, risking both of their careers and the only home he has ever known.

Review:

Brenda Gayle delivers a story full of romance, action and suspense. It’s an interesting plot of two people looking to find their place in the world and to be accepted for who they are. Brenda has given us it all, the fight for true love and trust, one woman’s bid to fulfill the desire only one man can satisfy and overcome her fear of being used for her family name. Action, with the heroic Lieutenant Matt Wolf, fighting to save the woman he loves for kidnappers that threaten her life. Then the suspense of who is behind this callous act.

This is a story that has you turning the page, wanting to read just one more chapter. I thoroughly enjoyed this story; the plot was great, the hero to die for and the heroine strong. Take a bow Brenda Gayle you just may have convinced me that military romances are worth reading after all.

Reviewed by Sandie Hudson.