When always-play-it-safe Jenna Ryan starts questioning how her brother died in Afghanistan, someone decides she must be stopped. Permanently. Her brother’s best friend—a sexy thrill-seeker she can’t stop thinking about—won’t reveal what he knows about the fatal shoot-out, putting Jenna at odds with the only man she trusts to keep her alive.
Former special forces operator Mick Fury would give his life to keep his best friend’s irresistible sister safe. He took an oath to stay silent about their last mission, but Mick’s will is tested by the white-hot attraction to Jenna he’s tried to ignore for years. Now he must risk everything—even falling in love—to protect her from the truth that could destroy them both.
REVIEW
Blind Fury was an entertaining but somewhat predictable read. It’s the story of Mick Fury and Jenna Ryan. Jenna is the younger sister of Mick’s best friend Rob. Rob is killed while Mick and Rob are working private security in Afghanistan. Mick promises Rob that he will watch over Jenna. Mick doesn’t realize that he will end up having to keep her alive in relation to something that Rob gets involved in prior to his death.
There is a lot that happens in this book that’s exciting but most of it is boiler plate stuff. Mick and Jenna have always had feelings for each other but neither has ever acted on them. Mick was respecting the guy code and Jenna thinks that Mick is a player. The cliches continue throughout the book; all the way down to the sports car that Mick drives. Consequently, the book ends up being very familiar. That’s not necessarily a bad thing as long as you don’t go into it expecting to be wowed.
Of course, the romance between Jenna and Mick is electric. They desperately try to ignore their attraction for each other but as expected, they can’t escape it. There is plenty of hot sex so you will not be disappointed. The characters are very likable and I would still like to see what happens to them in the future.
Rating: 3.5
Release Date: February 24, 2014
Book Length: 295 pages
Source: Publisher via NetGalley
Reviewed by: Gemini
Reading Format: Available in eBook and Paperback
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