Description: After a night of intense passion, Navy Seal, Francis Kade, promises to stay in touch with Shannon, the sister of one of his best friends. But a mission-gone-terribly-awry damages him both physically and emotionally. Can Shannon help him heal?The Good: I’m a big fan of the wounded soldier trope, and Shannon was awesome. She was warm and caring without allowing herself to become a complete doormat. Personality-wise she was everything that Kade needed. Also, that cover is awesome.The Bad: Though, I understand that BDSM is a theme in this series, in this book’s case, the sex just doesn’t match the couple. Ms. Schroeder fails to connect for the reader why a soldier with PTSD would be interested in dominating. So though the sex was really hot, it did not read like the sex this particular couple would be having, given their backgrounds. In the end, INFATUATION is an otherwise sexy story, bogged down by its theme. Also, the hero’s psychological arc wasn’t fully resolved, and I was left questioning whether Kade would be “all right.”The Naughty: Steamy. Light BDSM. Toys.Editing issues: One typo foundPublisher: IndieLength: 36,226 words (Smashwords approximate)Final Grade: B-Happy Reading,Theodora from irbookreviews.com Melissa Schroeder branches out from her wildly popular Harmless series with Infatuation: A Little Harmless Military Romance. Infatuation is a delicious joy ride of sexiness. Shannon Dupree and Francis McKade are the perfect heroine and hero to start of this new series. Kade is a sexy Seal and embodies everything a woman could want in a man while Shannon is the one woman who can handle him. I can’t wait for the rest of the books in this series; if you love Ms. Schroeder’s Harmless series then you’ll love her Military Romances.
What do You think about Infatuation (2000)?
I liked it. Short, sweet and steamy read. Will probably read more of this series.
—shereen
Fun, as always:) Thanks to my buddy for having a most excellent "LendMe" list...
—puhnasta
Really enjoyed this story. Would have liked it to be a bit longer....
—Chulapasiempre
