Missing in Action by K.L. Donn #Review



Missing in Action
by K.L. Donn

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Genre: Contemporary Military Romance
Series: Task Force 779; Book 1



Ryder Morrison is a man of loyalty. To his country, his family, his team.

After joining the Navy, he was secretly recruited to Task Force 779, a specialized unit that infiltrates dangerous situations when no one else can - or will. As the communications expert, it's his job to clear the way for a smooth mission. He knows where the enemy is hidden at all times and when his team can enter a zone safely.

When things go wrong and he's captured, declared dead before a search can truly begin, Ryder knows that when he makes his way home, his life will be different ... his way home, his life will be different ... better. He'll live for himself from now on, instead of following where duty takes him. 

Enter his elusive neighbor ...
A woman of mystery and fear.

Codie Ray is a woman filled with pain. Afraid of life and locked away.

She counts to soothe the anxiety. She watches her neighbor because he's her only lifeline to the outside world. He's a commitment she doesn't have to worry will break her. Until the unthinkable happens and her solace is intruded upon. Ryder comes to the rescue and barges his way into her life, pushing past her barriers, causing Codie to rethink her reclusive lifestyle. Slowly being tormented with mind games from an unknown predator, she battles her better judgement and trusts Ryder to do what he does best ... hunt down the perpetrator.

Their connection is instantaneous. Two broken people yearning to be loved but afraid to reach for it. Codie fears Ryder will leave when he discovers just how damaged she is. Ryder worries Codie will remain locked away in her mind, unable to break free. 

A surprise mission brings both of their fears to life, and when the walls crumble, Ryder is Missing in Action while Codie is just ... missing. Will they find each other again or will they disappear, existing only in a memory?

 MY THOUGHTS

 I received a copy of this book for my honest review.

 This is the first book by K.L. Donn that I have ever read and I am happy to say that this will not be the last.

 I was hooked from the very beginning.   I am so glad that I read this at home with no one around because boy is this story emotional!!  I don't often cry when I read a book but this one really hit me.   

 The story is very well written and it is very much believable.  I love Codie and Ryder together.

 I can't wait for the next book in this series.  

 If you are looking for an emotional book that has plenty of action then I do highly recommend this book. Just make sure you have tissues nearby. 

 I am giving this 5 out of 5 stars.







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