Hawk's Honor #BookReviews

 

FIVE STARS - OMG - this was a wonderful, creative, and completely captivating quick story. Hawke was a selfless protector, devoting his life to serving his country. Andi was such a strong, confident and determined woman, until Fate played a nasty trick on her. It left her reeling and doubting herself... a new and foreign feeling for her. Their banter and interactions were honest and the way Nature took care of it's own was, in a word, magical. I can't wait for the next book in this new series! - Julie on Goodreads

FOUR STARS - This was a fun and unique shifter romance that really took me on a reading ride. From battlefield action and danger, to shamanistic rituals, I was engaged in how Hawk and Andi would find their HEA. These two have communication issues but their chemistry was strong. I'm looking forward to the next book to see how Dawg and Kaiah's journey unfolds ;D - Lisa Bing

FIVE STARS - This is a short read. Only 10 chapters. But I enjoyed it very much. I love the Native American aspect because I normally don't see that much in books. I love the relationship between Hawk and Dawg. But most of all I love the relationship between Hawk and Andi. - Nicole Deanne Veracruz

FIVE STAR - A beautiful native american story with angst. - Tony on Goodreads

The Marines of Hawk's Honor

 My writing process can be drawn out at times because I like to be somewhat accurate in my fiction. I actually enjoy the research and often meeting new people as well as catching up with old pals. While writing Hawk's Honor I enlisted the help of a few Marine friends.

This book is dedicated to all those who serve in the US Military with special thanks to Ret. Col. Rick “Whiskey” Warmbold, USMC. Semper Fi.

Jamie Hawke and 'Dawg' Batiste and their buddies were fun characters to create. I think my fans in uniform will approve.

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Honor bound to the USMC, he won’t touch his fated mate and commanding officer. What will he do when he’s matched with her for a #1NightStand?

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Inspiration for Jamie Hawke

 After Crow Magic, the first book in the Legend of the Spirit series, was published, my editor sent a photo of Martin Sensmeier to me. The handsome man is of Alaskan Native and European American descent who is famous for being an actor and model. 

This particular photo inspired the character of Jamie Hawke, a Native American hawk shifter.

However, the story was inspired by a friend in the USMC who was more confident than me that I could pull off writing a battle scene. Thanks, Whiskey Rick!