Review: Reads like it was written by or for a sophomoric mind.
Rating: 1 out of 5
Date: 07 13, 2014
I've enjoyed many books about our militaries super GOOD guys, mysteries, romance and yes with some realistic explicit sex. Suzanne Brockmann has written several excellent examples as have some others.Outspoken Angel is totally implausible, more like something a high school student would write, or even believe could be true.No good security guard is going to LET the person he's guarding drive off in a separate car, even if his boss/ex seal buddy/best friends VERY pregnant wife is with her. Following in another car could not and did not keep the bad guy from tampering with her car, while he and guard #2 left that car unguarded, when the heroine n gal pal saw a shoe sale n stopped to shop.  This story takes place in an obscure small town in Arizona, yet there's a extremely upscale department store that has no store in Arizona, only in cities as large as NY, LA, etc..I 'think 'Mia Dymond' (if she chose to) could write a much better story.  One that doesn't make women out to be star struck groupies, bimbo's, spoiled, unrealistic, will full, air headed, sex pot idiots.  A woman can be smart and sexy, without being any of the aforementioned garbage.Of course in this book she(?) didn't portray 'ex military, especially ex US Navy Seals turned security guard experts much better.  Starting with the cover showing a male body already flabby, the opposite of what's described in this story.There was a LOT of bodily parts descriptions, emphasis on looks, sizes, etc. But the actual down n dirty sex was limited.I was hoping to find another *GOOD series about the military, Seals, body guards, etc, "Outspoken Angels" was a total waste of this author's talent, my money and my time.Don't waste yours.  I wouldn't recommend this garbage to anyone.