Mr. Dangerous
by July Dawson
Rob Delaney
All I want in Newport is a quiet place to heal up from my last mission, some decent crab cakes, and to get Naomi to stop giving me a hard time.Naomi’s the girl I left behind when I ran away from my over-privileged boyhood to become a man… and a Navy SEAL. I need someone to drive me around Newport since my wrist is broken. She needs money. Simple. Except nothing between Naomi and me has ever been simple.Once we’re carjacked, and her life is in danger, she’s stuck with me. Because the Delaney family has some serious enemies, and I’m in a whole lot of trouble. And that’s before we even talk about the trouble with my heart, because I never stopped loving this girl.
Naomi
My sister says I should have a fling with Rob. After all, he’s perfect on paper: rich, Navy SEAL, drop-dead-gorgeous. He’s only here for a month, though. And I’m already way too familiar with watching Rob’s perfect body stride out of my life. I’m not going to let him walk away with my heart. Again.But once things start going sideways, I’m stuck with him if I want to stay alive. Because Rob’s family has powerful enemies, and they think I’m important enough to Rob to use to control him. So now I’m trapped close to the SEAL who’s dangerous to his enemies, and dangerous to my heart.
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Martial Peak Reviews
July Dawson's Mr. Dangerous is a captivating blend of romance and suspense, set against the picturesque backdrop of Newport. The novel intricately weaves the complexities of past love with the adrenaline-pumping tension of a thriller, creating a narrative that is both heartwarming and edge-of-your-seat exciting.
At the heart of the story are Rob Delaney and Naomi, two characters whose lives are as intertwined as they are tumultuous. Rob, a Navy SEAL, returns to Newport with a broken wrist and a heart still tethered to Naomi, the girl he left behind. His intentions are simple: to find solace and heal. However, the simplicity he seeks is quickly overshadowed by the unresolved emotions between him and Naomi, and the lurking danger posed by his family's enemies.
Rob Delaney is a character that embodies the classic hero archetype, yet Dawson adds layers of depth that make him relatable and human. His internal struggle between duty and desire is palpable, and his vulnerability is laid bare as he grapples with his feelings for Naomi. The broken wrist serves as a metaphor for his current state—physically and emotionally wounded, yet determined to mend.
Naomi, on the other hand, is a strong and independent character who has learned to guard her heart. Her initial reluctance to rekindle anything with Rob is understandable, given their history. However, Dawson skillfully portrays Naomi's internal conflict as she navigates her feelings for Rob amidst the chaos that ensues. Her character development is one of the highlights of the novel, as she transitions from a woman wary of love to someone willing to embrace vulnerability.
The chemistry between Rob and Naomi is electric, and Dawson captures their dynamic with a deft hand. Their banter is sharp and witty, providing moments of levity amidst the tension. The evolution of their relationship is organic, and readers will find themselves rooting for their reunion, despite the obstacles they face.
The novel's suspenseful elements are expertly woven into the romantic narrative. The carjacking incident serves as a catalyst for the unfolding drama, thrusting Naomi into a world of danger she never anticipated. Dawson maintains a brisk pace, ensuring that the reader is constantly engaged. The threats posed by the Delaney family's enemies add a layer of intrigue, keeping the reader guessing about the true nature of the danger that surrounds Rob and Naomi.
One of the novel's strengths is its exploration of themes such as love, loyalty, and redemption. Rob's journey is one of self-discovery, as he learns to reconcile his past actions with his present desires. Naomi's story is one of empowerment, as she learns to trust and open her heart again. Together, they navigate the complexities of their relationship, ultimately finding strength in their shared history and mutual respect.
Dawson's writing is both evocative and engaging, painting vivid pictures of Newport's scenic beauty while delving deep into the emotional landscapes of her characters. Her ability to balance romance with suspense is reminiscent of authors like Nora Roberts and Suzanne Brockmann, who also excel in blending these genres. However, Dawson's unique voice and fresh perspective set her apart, making Mr. Dangerous a standout in its category.
In comparison to similar stories, Mr. Dangerous offers a more nuanced exploration of its characters' emotional journeys. While many romantic suspense novels focus heavily on plot-driven action, Dawson ensures that her characters' personal growth is at the forefront. This focus on character development adds depth to the narrative, making the stakes feel higher and the resolutions more satisfying.
Overall, Mr. Dangerous is a compelling read that will appeal to fans of both romance and suspense. Its well-drawn characters, engaging plot, and emotional depth make it a novel that resonates long after the final page is turned. July Dawson has crafted a story that is as thrilling as it is heartfelt, leaving readers eagerly anticipating her next work.
For those seeking a story that combines the thrill of danger with the warmth of rekindled love, Mr. Dangerous is a must-read. It is a testament to the power of love to heal and the courage it takes to confront one's past, making it a truly memorable addition to the romantic suspense genre.
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