Synopsis:
A daughter escaping, a Navy SEAL sent to protect her, and the beautiful island that might prove more dangerous than her father.
Ally, daughter of the Duke of Gunthry, has spent her life terrified of her father and dreams of the day when she can escape his tyrannical rule. When her mum helps her escape to the beautiful island of Kauai, Ally thinks she's found paradise and maybe more with the handsome River who keeps crossing her path. But there are unexpected enemies lurking in the shadows. And no matter how tough River seems, no one can withstand the army her father will send when he discovers her location.
River Duncan is part of an elite security task force of ex-Navy SEALS. Little does he know his first assignment might prove irresistible to resist and protect. When he finds himself falling for the fun-loving Ally he plans to resign his position so they can join forces in their common goal of fighting human trafficking. River has never underestimated the enemy before, but is he fully prepared to protect and love Alexandria Gunthry?
Will River's protection and Ally's love be enough to conquer a lifetime of fear and responsibilities? Or will they be forced to give up on their dreams in the face of her sadistic and powerful father?
Review:
If this book is any indication of how this new Navy SEAL series is going to be then I think we are in for a wild ride. Talk about a dream of a setting for this book. I am now wishing I could be going to Hawaii in the future! It is now on my bucket list even more! Cami has a way of drawing you in to her stories. The book is full of suspense, adventure and of course swoony romance. I enjoyed the characters and the chemistry they had. It was an interesting story line involving a Duke and his daughter trying to hide from him. You find yourself hoping for the fun and adventurous Ally to have the life she has always hoped for. It is full of plot twists and is a captivating book that I highly recommend. Reading the preview book of the series is helpful I do suggest doing that.
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