Review: Sizzling Hot Mayhem and Fun in Miami
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 12 2, 2012
Despite my good intentions I haven't gotten around to reading Reus' Red Stone Security romantic suspense novels yet.  I really need to as this story reminded me why I enjoy her writing so much.Travis is the kind of hero that is to die for--strong, caring and surprising in the best (most delicious) ways.  I found the fact he was so uncertain about how Noel felt to be sweet.  His sensuality is sizzling from the first page and I admit, like Noel after hearing about his piercing I was intrigued.  And his tattoos.Okay look I think I might have a thing for Travis.That said I really liked Noel too.  She was sweet, a bit stubborn, made logical decisions, protective and smart.  She also apparently baked and cooked like a charm.  In short she's everything I could ever want in a romance heroine.This story packed a lot into its short length.  Though things move fast between Noel and Travis, the truth is they've been dancing around each other for a while yet and if Travis' boss hadn't pushed him to take a week off, who knows how much longer they would have stayed in limbo.  I liked that neither immediately jumped the gun--they still felt each other out, flirted and asked questions.  Sure the heat was sizzling, but that didn't stop them from figuring out if they were compatible otherwise.The danger was tense--first the whole thing with Juanita, then the revenge for how that went down...the revenge part felt a bit too much.  Not filler exactly, but a way to extend Noel and Travis' problems.  Truthfully the secondary plot wasn't much--Travis is too damn good at his job to let it get too far and that meant he took care of everything quickly.This story makes me want to read the other books even more now and is a great entry way for new readers as its fairly stand alone as well.