A Must Read Series!
5 out of 5 stars
An amazing end to an amazing series. Ronie Kendig’s writing
is storytelling at its best. The only negative thing about BEOWULF is that I
knew I was reading the last book in the series and I didn’t want it to end.
Timbrel Hogan is tough, single-minded, and above all
else−hates men. That is, all men but her Bullmastiff, Beowulf. The explosives
detecting dog is the only companion Timbrel needs−at least that is what she
tells herself. Events from her past have shaded Timbrel’s outlook on life and
because of that, she refuses to let her guard down where men are concerned. But
her hard-as-nails, man-hater persona doesn’t deter Tony “Candyman” Van Allen.
Tony, a Green Beret, has made it his goal to win Timbrel
over. Being teamed together on a few missions, Tony knows he can change Timbrel’s
mind if he’s only given a chance.
Unfortunately, the walls Timbrel has erected seem impenetrable,
especially since they are guarded by a behemoth of a dog that has taken a considerable
disliking to Tony.
When a routine mission goes sideways, and Beowulf is blamed
for a false positive, tensions mount. But Timbrel knows Beowulf was right. And
her determination to prove him right gets her tangled up in a larger plot than
anyone could have imagined. Even though Tony and Timbrel continue to butt heads,
Timbrel’s attraction for Tony escalates. She’s just not sure if she can offer
all that it takes to be that someone special in Tony’s life. When a mission turns dire, Timbrel opens
herself up to Tony, but is it too little too late?
This was a FANTASTIC series. One that I simply devoured. The
characters Kendig has created are definitely your all-American hero type men,
and you independent−don’t take no crap−women. The sparks that fly don’t just
happen on the battlefield. Tony is very charismatic while Timbrel is quite icy.
But when the two are together, they fuel a fire even they can’t control. If you
like action, adventure, suspense, romance, and hold-your-breath drama, you must
read the A Breed Apart series. Then follow it up with The Quiet Professional’s series.
You won’t be disappointed.
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