Review: Sexy soldiers who play football and save missing children? Need I say more?
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 05 17, 2014
Thunderbird by Sable Hunter4 out of 5 StarsSexy men who are soldiers, football players,  they save missing children, are wealthy, cowboys, techies, one’s a pirate, and one falls absolutely in love with his twin soul/soul mate?!  Do I need anything else in this review?  Just buy the book!!Seriously, Thunderbird is Kyle’s Tribal name given to him by his mother when he turns 12, she also gives him a prophecy for his future that he will be a leader of men and will find his twin soul who will have dark reddish hair and the bluest of blue eyes.  Flash forward and he DOES NOT disappoint!  He is everything you would ever want in a leader, strong, honest, thoughtful, intelligent, able to see other’s strengths and encourage them, the only problem is he has lost his twin soul.Having come back from his time in the Service with the most amazing group of Texas Equalizers/Special Ops Team he decides that he’s going to start a non-profit to help find missing people.  But on the night of his return he gets devastating news and goes to a bar to drink away his sorrow.  There he meets Hannah/Anna, a beautiful Irish/Hispanic innocent who isn’t quite prepared for Thunderbirds “landing.” Hehe While she feels the incredible pull and the immediate attraction, she is hesitant to give him too much information because she knows she is in the US illegally.  So as the night progresses the two find themselves torn apart by fate without a true resolution to their feelings or a way to reconnect.But being the man he is and with the help of his pirate, techy, cowboy, and other menagerie of Equalizers Hannah/Anna can’t hide forever.  Thunderbird will have his twin soul!This was such a fun, interesting, quick read for me.  I loved the group of guys and the character development was phenomenal!  I found it interesting that there was so much political and philosophical discussion going on in the book during certain points.  Hunter was sure to have differing views so it never felt one sided or like she had an agenda, but I had never read something like that.  It gave the characters a different dimension.  I would say the altruistic, drop everything and give, behavior was slightly unbelievable after a certain point but I went with it for the sake of fiction.  Otherwise it was a great read!*A complimentary copy was given in exchange for an honest review*Pepper, My Secret Book Spot