Review: Reviewed by Redz World
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 06 27, 2013
Ever since I had read about Harley in My Guardian Angelo, this was one book I was very eager to read to see how he overcame what had happened to him.  I must say Ms Glenn did not disappoint.The dream like quality at the beginning of the book and the way Miko and Harley reunite pulls you into a false sense of security.  You would almost think that it will be an easy ride for both characters, but I can assure you it's notThe two characters are very powerful in their own right, but with Harley, the big tough Alpha, you could see that when he came back from hell, he was very unsure of himself. This was almost to the point that he thought Miko would treat him with pity and wouldn't need him anymore because he had to grow up and learn how to be strong.Miko is very childlike, but extremely strong and treats Harley like a king.  He is so sweet that he wants to do everything he can for Harley and ensure he is not hurt further.  At the same time, his heart is so big that he cries at what Harley had been through. The brilliant twist proves just how much Miko loved and still loves Harley and was so emotional I had tears in my eyes.Both men were like two broken and tortured souls sent to heal each other in a story of love and betrayal by the person who should love you above all others.Because this book was more in-depth to the feelings and emotions of two men trying to keep their family together, I would recommend it on this alone.  Then, when you add in the way Ms Glenn tackled racism and also poverty within the book, especially through the bigoted feelings of others, this is a truly outstanding piece of writing that gets across the point that no matter what family you have, love will win in the end.I cannot wait to see if anything happens for Cecil and Manny in any of the Special Operation future books.4 twinkling stars