Review: Resplendent in the ideal...
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 04 6, 2014
A continuation of the previous book, we have finally got the triad together.  In the process the lovely Sarah gets kidnapped.  Even though Jesse and Adam have promised to keep her safe I must say they need remedial safety classes.  Someone please tell writers they are not obligated to include 5 sex scenes that do the same thing every freaking time.I am not an expert on Navy SEALS, but I'm pretty sure they don't leave the service wealthy enough to buy Armani (sic) suits.  Where does a kid who lived in a trailer amass enough money to buy $3000 suits.  I am pretty certain that just because you have NAVY SEAL on your resume it doesn't automatically qualify you for a job as Chief of Police. Nor does someone who just got out of law school get a job as the county attorney.The author had some timing issues.  It kept harping on the 8 years they were apart.  That amount of time isn't enough to become wealthy, go to the police academy, get experience as an investigator AND spend the same amount of time working spec ops.  The military doesn't give you that much time off if you're a tank mechanic much less its most elite sailor.  It was a little too much artistic license.  I know it's a romance novel but give me a break.  If this was an old fashion historical novel and the hero returns after 8 mysterious years, I might buy him being wealthy.Angel and Delores? Shopping in the Grey aisle for inner monologue.The idea could have fit in one book, kept the same amount of plot and got rid of the five to ten sex scenes that were identical.One last thing, MMF is very different from MFM.  I thought the relationship between Jesse and Adam was going to develop in a different direction.