Ok, I admit this author is officially a favorite of mine. Some series, when you pick the next book, you almost forgot what happened on the last one. Not for me on this series and that's why I hope this author will stay interesting.What sets this book (and the rest of the series) way apart from other books I've read so far is the lack of insta-love. Instead we saw both the hero and heroine gets to know each other, learn who they are and then fall in love kicking an screaming. In this series and these kind of characters, watching them scrambling over their feelings is half the fun of reading.This book's hero embodies the heroic image of the best of the best in the military. He is on the top of his game yet very grounded with his very relate-able family dynamics. I love that emotionally he is a man. (It is laughable sometimes when writers made their heroes pick apart their emotions piece by piece like women does.) Instead, he is an action man with honorable soul, a good man at heart.The heroine, on the other hand is such a geek yet can pack serious 'umph' on her punch/action. I love that her emotional scars, though was a part of the plot was not plastered on my face over and over and over again. Instead, her issue was unveiled and resolved as the story progress. Together, the two main characters were perfect for each other and for the story. This series still has interesting secondary characters and am waiting for their story coming in the future.I read a review of this author's 2nd book about inaccuracy in some of the military infos but heck, I am reading for the romance and not for fact accuracy. If I want that, I will pick up a text book or read military journals. NetGalley provided me with a copy of this book for my honest review.I read the synopsis of this book, saw the cover and thought it looked interesting. I hate it when I am wrong, normally I enjoy military romances but this one was throwing out terms and lingo like it was a buy one get one free sale. I found myself skimming over some of the paragraphs because of that and it seemed to break up the flow of the book. The book did have great characters and I liked the story line. If this book had left out some of the military lingo I would have loved it as is I had a hard time finishing it.
What do You think about Wait Until Dark (2013)?
clean great read, i really enjoyed the authors writing style. good book.
—Nabilla
I liked this book. Both main characters were awesome.
—Maria
Book Three in ML Buchman's wonderful series.
—entjesiwe
