Review: Warrior Nights is a Hard to Put Down Scorcher!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 11 21, 2013
I went a little backwards in the Amardillo Series because there is a sequel to “Warrior Nights” and wanted to read them back to back.  I love the fact that the two main characters are so strong and both army vets.  Trace, well over 6 feet tall, gorgeous and built like a Greek god is suffering from PTSD after returning home from an Iraqi prison camp.  Through his sister Brodie, Trace meets Kyle whom Brodie works with.  Kyle was “Dishonorably Discharged” after “being caught in the act” with another man, who happened to be his boyfriend at the time.Although there is an immediate attraction on both sides, Trace has issues with Kyle on being Dishonorably Discharged.  Trace is also in the closet even though his sister Brodie knows that Trace is attracted to men.  Trace and Kyle are brought together because someone is stalking Brodie. We are also introduced to an adorable male nurse named Ryan whom has had a long standing crush on Trace.The book gives graphic detail on a soldier’s life in Iraq and how it affects them mentally as well as physically.  The writing is crisp. The action is fierce.  I am really looking forward to reading the other two books in the Armadillo Series.The epilogue is a scorcher and I am so glad that there is a sequel called, “Over the Road”. If you have not begun reading any of Patricia Logan’s books, “Warrior Nights” is a great one to start with!