(SEAL of Protection, #8)
What did I love about this book?
Getting to spend time with each of the couples and see how their families have grown and their lives have changed. Enjoyed getting to experience more milestones with them. Seeing them together supporting each other. The different main story threads (the women dealing at home and the men dealing on the mission) in the story was perfect -- not so easily dealt with to make it cheesy, but not so drawn out to make it angst-y and overly drama-filled.
What did I not love about this book?
The fact it marks the end of the SEAL of Protection series.
I did love seeing how Susan Stoker has built her words and has given us tastes to what's coming up, and how we'll never fully say goodbye to our SEALS. This was the perfect fairy sprinkle topping on the icing on the cake that is the SEAL of Protection series! Beautiful way to end!!
