I’ve become a fan of romantic suspense. What can I say? There’s something about the danger and a man of honor willing to lay it all on the line for his team, his country and the people he loves. This series looks at a group of men assembled for black-ops. Undercover international operatives that ...
Wow, what a fantastic series! Firethorn, Book 4 and the grand finale of the series is another sure fire winner! This novel brings all our characters back for one page gripping read. We enter Book 4, with Legend falsely accused and imprisoned, and the rest of the team and their families under att...
With every book of Ronie's I read, they get better and better. Wolfsbane was great. In Nightshade, I learned about and met the men and Max's wife, Sydney, glad they got back together. Digitalis, aka Cowboy met his wife, Piper and now Wolfsbane aka Midas met his wife Danielle Roark. He also found ...
Ronie Kendig is an amazing writer. I have read most of her books and she keeps amazing me with her knowledge and character development. There’s no dull moment in her writing – ever. She takes the reader to the war zone and makes them feel they are there and see everything happening in front of th...
Trace’s gut churned. “D’you see the news?” “Yes.” “Well,” General Solomon said with a hefty sigh. “Have to admit, I haven’t seen things go south so bad on someone.” “Welcome to my world,” Trace said ru...
The one man she’d wanted a relationship with was here, waiting on her. Right outside the showers in the lounge. Waiting to talk. Waiting to pick up where they’d left off. Sam was everything she wanted in a guy—kind, romantic, tenacious, handsome, honest, full of integrity. And he liked her. A lot...
“The world is a different place. Our country is a different place today than when I signed up forty years ago, Haym.” Wistful and soft, the voice of the four-star general settled quietly amid the thick dew covering the field of green. Haym Solomon nodded. “Changes every da...
Two children, who couldn’t be older than three, played with a white, oval disc. The littlest draped it over his head and wore it like a necklace. The elder giggled. “Please tell me that’s not a toilet seat,” Nuala said, sounding as if she might puke up the lunch they’d eat...
Téya swung out of the way, but not fast enough. The meaty paw connected with her chin. Snapped her head up. Made her stumble backward. Even as she stumbled, she swung out with a front round kick. Aimed for the vague shape of the body that had taken form in the building whose only inhabitants were...
Reports had come from a village north of the base about an attack against a female journalist. Sal couldn’t detach his mind from Fekiria’s reaction. How else had he expected it to go? But nothing could’ve prepared him for the rawness of it. Ashamed as he was to say it, he didn’t even feel that le...
Even in the middle of the night, the heat afforded no mercy. Not for plants. Not for animals. Not for the members of the 5th Special Forces Group operational detachment huddled in anonymity behind a half-blown structure dribbling cement and plaster. Sergeant First Class Haytham “Hawk” Kelley star...
Between the second and third, a black sedan waited. It sat ominous and predatory, out of place in the dingy surroundings mucked by the seawater and years of use. Concealed, Dean verified his team’s location. Jaxon and his wife waited a half mile out in a nondescript boat. Titanis and Harrier kept...
“Do you want the whole tour?” Logan’s laugh, filtered through the crackling of the coms, carried through her headset and shot straight into her heart. “Not necessary.” “You’ve only heard it—what?—a dozen times.” “About that.” The flight was smooth, seamless. It felt good, right, to be up here, in...
He made his way out of Dulles International and headed to his truck. Nothing like being home. Driving his own truck. But even if he was out of the combat zone, they couldn’t take the fight out of him—not even driving down the highway, assessing situations. Instead of seeing a shrub on the side of...
Jia had even lured Trinity into the warmth of the thermal blanket, and the two were fast asleep. Trinity’s amber fur complemented Jia’s fair skin. Okay, that’s a weird thing to notice. Sitting against the wall, legs bent and elbows on his knees, Heath ran the back of his knuckles along his lips. ...
Ronie, I really love the Tox series and am rereading the prequel,and the 1st book in the series after reading your latest book Crown of Souls. I can't wait to read your next book!! I am a fan..... Thank you for all the hard work.
—Sue