Wild Card (Elite Ops #1) - Lora Leigh

4 ****


ALL THE FEELS.

This book was all about the emotion. I had a lump in my throat from practically the first page.

I really felt for these 2, they both went through a very hard time. Bella's husband has died, the love of her life and she is struggling to move on. Noah (Nathan) has been tortured, and abused, and no longer believed he was worthy of his wife, he decided to leave her and never return, become a new man, a "dead man walking", he is owned by Elite Ops to be a number 1 killer.

But now he has to return to his home town, protect his 'wife' while trying not to let her find out who he really is. It is slightly ridiculous in theory, but it kind of works, mainly because Bella is not dumb enough to fall for all of it, she knows something is going on, she never truely felt that her husband was dead, and there were just too many similarities between Noah and Nathan, but at the same time they are completely different people.

I have to say I wasn't a fan of the sex, it got repetitive and a bit boring. I actually skipped a few pages not gunna lie. Also I didn't really get Bella being such a different person, why did she lie to her husband so much about what she really wanted, if you love the man so much, show him who you really are.

Beyond that this book was all the feels, I wanted to shout at both of them to just talk to each other and admit the truth! Hug it out. It is an intense book thats for sure, the characters just need a bit of a kick up the ass!

Archer's Voice - Mia Sheridan

I'm sorry I have been awful updated lately, a variety of reasons, some personally, also I've also not had any books be anything special - I haven't wanted to just repeat what I've been saying in my previous reviews.



But I had to say something about Archer's Voice

ALL THE FEELS.

So emotional, I've never even considered the struggles of someone living with no voice, it had me thinking about all of the struggles. So unique and beautiful!

You learn the struggles that these 2 have gone through and the strength it is taking for them both to move on with the help of each other.

There were so many parts of this story - Archer, Bree, Travis, Victoria and more. So many little bits of story and drama that eventually all get concluded. Archer absolutely broke my heart but I loved him, I was completely rooting for Bree to manage to get through to him, and help him, bring him out into society again. I wanted to be there for him it got so heartbreaking!

Archer is not your usual alpha male hero, he is still a hero in his own way, but he struggles with life, he struggles on a day to day basis and that makes you want to help him, but at the same time allow him to figure it out on his own and you can understand this is exactly how Bree feels, she wants to push him enough to allow him to make the little steps on his own.



I felt all the emotions during this book, I was happy and sad, I laughed and cried and if you like a deep emotional connection to a book this was it for me. I was rooting for everyone in this book (except maybe Victoria and Travis).








AND AND AND.....


IT'S GOING TO BE A FILM?!?!

WHAAAAAAA

THIS WILL BE AMAZING

... and breath

Thank you Mia Sheridan