Review: As usual, Sable has written a great book!
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 06 6, 2014
As usual, Sable Hunter has written another fantastic book. I have enjoyed every book in this series. While most of the Hell Yeah series has revolved around the McCoy family, this one is about Kyle Chancellor & his team the Equalizers. And Hannah Montenegro (aka Ana Montero).Growing up, Kyle was taught by his Ojibwa mother that he is destined for greatness & that he will meet his soul mate & lose her several times before they are finally together. She even describes her as having fiery hair & eyes the color of lapis. When Kyle meets Hannah the first time he is drunk & she saves his life. He realizes that she is someone special just as he is called away. He gets her number but then loses it before he has a chance to call her.Hannah lost her mother to ALS (Lou Gehrig’s disease) at a fairly young age. Then her brother is afflicted with the same disease. Her father laments that it is his son with the disease & not his daughter. Hannah loves her brother & devotes herself to his care. At some point, her father decides Andre can get better care in the US so he pays tens of thousands of dollars to get them all over the border, illegally. Hannah is constantly afraid they will be caught. She takes a day job cleaning buildings so she can care for her brother at night while her father works. One night a friend convinces her to go out & she meets Kyle, who can’t seem to get her name right.I really enjoyed this book & can’t wait to read the stories of Bowie Travis, Jet Foster, & especially Revel Lee Jones.