Review: The Elite Ops Series by Lora Leigh

This series is a spin-off of Lora Leigh's Tempting Seals series. I read all the books in one week's time because I became somewhat obsessed! *wink*

First let me say, I recommend you read Tempting Seals first. There is a lot of cross over between the Ops and the Seals. Also, the last few books in the Ops series are critical to the kickoff of the Ops.

When I read the last Tempting Seals book, I was disappointed that one of the main characters did not have his own story because boyfriend DESERVED his own book. Imagine my joy when I found out about Elite Ops! Happy happy joy joy!!!

Elite Ops is a group of men that work for the United States government but these men do not exist. They have pledged their lives for up to twelve years to serve their country as "dead men." Each man of the group has a horrible, painful past that leads them to the Elite Ops. They are deadly, human weapons that do covert operations to save us all.

Each story focuses on what has happened to each man, how they struggle with their new lives while trying to put the past behind them. Oh and how they meet some kick ass females and how they have to come to grips with falling in love when they aren't supposed to have any ties to family, friends and a happy life.

Lora Leigh knows how to write strong male and female leads. This series is no different. If you are looking for some hot, kick ass men, women that won't put up with their crap, hot monkey sex and lots of action then this series is for you!

Vhampy's rating: 4 1/2 hot monkey sex stars!

Lawe's Justice Cover!

Mating heat gives him the Heebie Jeebies. It makes his stomach clench. It makes his teeth grind. Not because he wants to avoid it.

Sure as hell not because he's searching for it and can't find it. No, it's the woman he's sensed is his mate, the woman that makes him insane every time they cross paths. The one woman he knows he can never, ever tame. The mercenary sister of Jonas’ mate, Diane Broen. And he doesn’t mean mercenary in the monetary sense. Oh hell no, he couldn’t be that damned lucky. Diane is the commander of a small group of rough and ready male soldiers. A woman living on the edge, and threatening to pull him over with her.

September 27th!

Review: Jacob's Faith by Lora Leigh.

Title: Jacob's Faith

Author: Lora Leigh

Series: The Breeds

Genre: Paranormal Romance

Reviewed by: Anna

For those of you who have not read the Breeds before, here's a short summary:
In a not so distant future - men, women and children are used in cruel genetic experiments to be created into what man thinks will be the ultimate assassin. Using the DNA of the strongest, most cunning animals known to mankind they thought they could create the perfect puppet to control. Cold, heart-less and without conscience.

They were wrong.

This series is HOT. Always have been and, I guess, always will be.
Unfortunately, Lora Leigh is very uneven in her writing in this series.

At least in my opinion.
The books prior to this one (with one exception) have been easy, thigh-clenching reads. Not so much with this one.

I would've liked to given you a short rundown of the story but I can't.

Because there was no storyline.
All we get to find out is that Jacob left Faith six years ago and now she can't get over that and has to bitch and moan about it every five seconds. Oh, and she's obsessed with her vibrators.

Can't . Stop. Talking. About. Them.
So she's in heat and is becoming a problem to their Pack. She gets tricked into finding Jacob in what she believe is in a business-related manner. It's not.
Let the horizontal mambo commence.
I don't mind sex scenes, I really don't. I say bring it!

These scenes on the other hand and the quantity of it - no thank you. The lack of finess, the constant repeat of the same words - page after page after page - let's just say I got bored. It's in the last 40 pages or so that you get a little more story - a new set of Breeds are prestented but that's about it.
And Jacob finally realizes that he loves Faith. Big surprise. HUGE!


Eww caused by: "The frothy, bubbling brew that seeped from her seared his flesh."

Poor girl. Her honey pot is not well.
 

Due to bad writing, lack of storyline and finess in this book, I give Jacob's Faith:

My rating: ¤