A review by cadiva
The Barman and the SEAL by RJ Scott
4.0
Arghhhh why was this one not twice as long!
This is in the running for my favourite one yet in this series. I loved that Travis wasn't "cured", that the author understood that those who suffer from PTSD don't get cured, instead they hopefully learn to manage it.
Travis was wonderful, scared and disconnected after his experiences as a Navy SEAL. Avery was the perfect man for him, someone used to just being quiet and listening.
The steam rating on this one might be lower but it raised the roof when it came to the amount of emotion that seeped through every interaction the first time they had sex.
It was powerfully moving to see Travis able to take that step with Avery and the epilogue was glorious.
This is in the running for my favourite one yet in this series. I loved that Travis wasn't "cured", that the author understood that those who suffer from PTSD don't get cured, instead they hopefully learn to manage it.
Travis was wonderful, scared and disconnected after his experiences as a Navy SEAL. Avery was the perfect man for him, someone used to just being quiet and listening.
The steam rating on this one might be lower but it raised the roof when it came to the amount of emotion that seeped through every interaction the first time they had sex.
It was powerfully moving to see Travis able to take that step with Avery and the epilogue was glorious.