Review: Very little SEAL action and even less lace and Rock-n-Roll
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 06 23, 2014
This was an okay read but, I felt it was very disjointed and confusing. It may have been because the story didn't have any world building, it starts out at a Jaydon Hawke concert Rachel Newberry and her best friend and business partner Cameron, during the action we find out that apparently Cameron has decided that Rachel needs to take a walk on the wild side - or maybe Rachel decided herself.Some of the band members and security are identified as SEALs who are undercover working to stop terrorists, Jaydon Hawke is also a SEAL, who just happened to become a world famous rock star, while faking it as a singer - really?  A rock star who is a seal on active duty?  Improbable doesn't even begin to cover it.The best characters are the body guard and Cameron, I may actually read their story but this isn't going to be on my list of favorite SEAL series. This wasn't horrible but it wasn't great either, It may be something you read just to see what they can come up with next.I'll stick with Suzanne Brockmann, Marliss Melton and for straight romance Mary Margaret Daughtridge, they aren't quite so far out of the Twilight Zone.