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Protecting Fiona
Sweat clung to every inch of her body and her legs were aching. But after the hell she’d been through, she welcomed the pain.
Hunter “Cookie” Knox was good at his job, infiltrating behind enemy lines was one of his specialties. His SEAL team relied on him to do his job, just as he relied on them to do theirs. Ever since two of his teammates found a woman that completed them, their dangerous Ops seemed a bit more intense. Cookie knew if he had a woman who belonged to him, he’d never let her go. Little did he know the SEAL team’s latest mission to Mexico would change his life forever.
Fiona Storm resigned herself to the fact that it was highly unlikely she would make it out of the jungle alive. Kidnapped by human traffickers, abused, and without family or friends looking for her, Fiona knew wishing for rescue was as realistic as having a big, juicy hamburger fall from the sky. Unbeknownst to Fiona, the SEAL team, including Cookie, were on the way, but their assignment didn't consist of rescuing her.
**Protecting Fiona is the 3rd book in the SEAL of Protection Series. It can be read as a stand-alone, but it’s recommended you read the books in order to get maximum enjoyment out of the series.
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Reviews
I loved this story. These characters broadcast their feelings to the reader loud and clear. What I loved most about this book was the sex act between the characters was a by product of the story and the not the focus. So many books out there make “doing it” the focus and superficially thread the story around it. This was a really good story and the author remembered that.
By quilts4u2
The book was good, but jumped to quickly to the end, the author could have added a few more chapters to include more details.
By free book reader
I wish they would have killed the kidnappers. The story was so good and overwhelming. She never got justice.
By Skiplayer1
I can’t thank you enough for not being afraid to write about sexual abuse and when women are kidnap which sadly is a serious problem all over the world. Not only did you go more in-depth bout it but I was glad that you included what normally we may go through in our head because we can’t believe we are “safe” now so anything can trigger a reaction from the nationality of the kidnappers to even a body oder or cologne they may have had on. The therapist definitely was a good addition to the story because sometimes we try to be strong and not talk to anyone and keep it inside and it exactly makes it worse so the fact also it was a female I believe made Fiona more comfortable bout opening up and getting it out. Thank you again and I loved that Fiona and Cookie had a happy ending. I would be happy to pretend any of your books cause I love to read by the way. My nose is always in a book I read everything lol 😂
By Halo Angel Mendoza
The idea of the story is good, and I like that Hunter and Fiona found a way to be together. The intimate scenes so soon after her rescue were hard to handle though, especially Cookie’s need to “mark” Fiona.
By Lovestoread32