Behind the badge and the pretty face was a heart. A heart that bled just like the rest. A heart that was so in love with Viddy Sheffield that it was humiliating. Trance had been burned before by a woman that couldn’t handle the fact that he risked his life each and every time he went on shift. She was too vulnerable; somehow he had to convince his heart to let her go. His life would chew her up and spit her out.
To My…
Viddy couldn’t get the man out of her head. Just the thought of Trance put a smile on her face. And when he walked into the same room? Words couldn’t explain. God help her, but she was even in a relationship with another man. She shouldn’t be thinking about the sexy biker with the voice that made shivers dance down her spine.
Vest…
Then the unthinkable happens, and the sexy cop she can’t stop thinking about is there for her, giving her what she never knew she needed. One moment in time, and she finds herself falling for the man, lock, stock, and barrel. The two of them have a lot of work to do to make this relationship succeed. What they didn’t know, however, was that there were people behind the scenes that were working to keep them apart. Sometimes the saying is true. You can’t always have what you want.
I really should just make this review short and sweet and
say, Kevlar To My Vest is hilarious, sweet, and will make you believe that heroes
are not only 2 legged but 4 legged as well, but if that was all I wrote you
wouldn’t have any idea why I once again loved a book in this series.
This time we have Trance and Viddy. Trance is a K-9 officer, hence the 4 legged
hero comment above, who has wanted Viddy since he first rescues her on the side
of the road in the previous book. Viddy
is blind, but that doesn’t stop her from being a spitfire hell on wheels and
Trance is hooked. Trance is a bad ass
K-9 officer, who also has a heart of gold.
He needs Viddy in his life, because while she worries about him and his
job, she doesn’t nag him about it either.
Viddy may be blind, but that doesn’t stop her, nope, not one
bit. She is independent as they come and
doesn’t want anyone to make a big deal about her loss of vision. She also has wanted Trance but didn’t think
he would want someone like her, but once both of their eyes are opened, you can
feel the love that these two have for each other. I didn’t have to worry about a weak heroine
with her, nope even when she does have a breakdown she is anything but
weak.
Now I should probably state this because while I laughed so
hard about Trance’s fear of flying that I woke up my 15 month old son, that
unless I explained why it was so hilarious to me, you would probably think I am insane. My husband when he was in the Air Force
(Trance was too), he was Security Forces (same as Trance), and was terrified to
fly (just like Trance), I just kept picturing this certain scene in my head and
even now I am giggling because I swear she based that off of my husband. So for me at least I was able to really
connect with this story because it reminded me of something personal in my
life. And trust me that one scene wasn’t
the only funny part of the book, the entire thing will make you laugh, snicker,
and possibly snort while you are
reading.
I feel like I am a broken record when it comes to stating
how much I am loving these books, but I can’t help it. It’s been a while since I have connected and
been addicted to a series so quickly that I want everyone to give it a chance
and see why I am recommending it to everyone. I have been able to in some way connect with
all of the characters, both male and female, whether it be because of a memory
like the one I stated above, an attitude that reminds me of me and some of my
friends or just the overall feeling that each book has left me with are the
reasons why I love this series as much as I do.
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