“I’d say welcome to the family but ‘run’ is probably the smarter thing.”Īt the end of this story, I felt it was too short. I also like how the Metcalfes acknowledge that they are not perfect and make mistakes (though we think they are). This was paced, action packed and entertaining. Wanting to join this family-gotta be some kind of crazy.” “I think that bullet hit more than your chest. AND…I…LOVED…Cord.Ĭanyon’s eyebrows rose into his hairline. And the Banter between the Metcalfe brothers and the other heroes in this story was fun to read. The Best thing for me about this book was that we saw the three military Metcalfes, Canyon, Range and Leif reunited to save their sister. This book was more focused on forced labour side of human trafficking and there was really some horrible actions towards the children which would not be easy to read for sensitive readers. This whole series is about human trafficking and the darkness and horrible things happening to the victims.

The chemistry, the sarcasm and the flirtation between Cord and Brooke was fun to read.īut, this was not an easy read. This was fast becoming a favourite in the series from the first page to the last. I was looking forward to Brooke’s book since Brooke and Cord’s first meet in book one. “I think Metcalfe and Mayhem go hand-in-hand.” Brooke must put her life-and heart-in the hands of the thick-skulled operator. Tricky are the hours as Cord negotiates many battles: freeing the captives, demolishing the Trench that has made millions off the skin-trade industry, and his growing, deep-rooted feelings for the bombshell in her highfalutin tower. Then there’s her brothers who have threatened to chase him into the afterlife should he fail. But maybe he’s bitten off more than he can chew this time as he works to track down New York City high-powered attorney Brooke Metcalfe, who is MIA.

But her self-centered ways nip at her heels as she goes on the lam to do what she knows is right.įormer Special Forces operator and founder of MiLE, Cord Taggart wages war on human trafficking by taking the violence to the wicked, determined to never again let an innocent die because he did nothing. Until a life-altering moment offers a chance at something she didn’t know she wanted-redemption.

Written off by her family, she delves deeper into her work. Prioritizing career over family cost Brooke Metcalfe Mulroney everything-her relationship with her siblings, her marriage, her children.

Embers by Ronie Kendig