Book Review: A SEAL's Honor

A SEAL's Honor, by JM Stewart is a contemporary romance book.

Marcus Denali is an ex-Navy SEAL currently working at a motorcycle shop that he co-owns with his friends. After several of his friends find serious life-long partners through Military Match, Marcus decides to date, starting at a Fourth of July masquerade ball. However, he is set up with the younger sister of his friend, co-worker, and fellow former SEAL. Even though Marcus has always been attracted to Mandy Lawson, he has never acted upon the attraction, due to his personal rules of not dating co-workers nor friends' sisters.

Mandy has been on several dates through Military Match, yet each date ends with the men treating her like a buddy. At the Fourth of July masquerade ball, she's pleasantly surprised to discover her date is Marcus! Even though he has reservations, Marcus eventually decides to pursue a temporary relationship with Mandy, who has always been attracted to him. However, Marcus is currently handling serious issues stemming from his past, and Mandy is dealing with various insecurities in their uncertain relationship.

Since it's the third book in the Military Match series, it's recommended to start with the first book, since there are several prominent secondary characters featured in the previous books. However, it's a stand-alone book, so it's not necessary to read the books in order.

A SEAL's Honor is geared towards those who enjoy reading contemporary romances with military themes intermixed throughout the story.

Note: I received this book from NetGalley, which is a program designed for bloggers to write book reviews in exchange for books, yet the opinions expressed in this review are my own.