Review: Yes, but...
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 07 14, 2014
I noticed that some of the other reviews bring up some valid negative points. Ian acts like a man child all over the place and Miro bitches about two things; how often he gets hurt while working with Ian and how often his expensive clothes get ruined while he is on the job. These character flaws are played for humor. It is hard to take the story seriously with these characteristics when we are told Ian is supposed to be a tough guy and Miro is supposed to be the "smart one." I gave this book four stars though. I enjoyed how there wasn't much plot beyond the romantic aspect. The rest of the happenings in the book were more a slice-of-life perspective. The escorting prisoners and capturing of bad guys is treated as background, you'll-never-believe-what-happened-at-work-today incidentals. This style works for this book. Ian and Miro's chemistry is great. The man-child antics, the clothes-horse grumbling and the witty dialog are amusing. If you are looking for a light, sweet read with guns, I'd get this book.