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5.0 out of 5 starsBriet and Jason
Reviewed in the United States on February 14, 2016
With the Shifters Unlimited and Guardians of Eden series, KH LeMoyne has become one of my new favorite authors. She writes standalone books I don't want to put down filled with strong, likable characters, an engaging overarching storyline, and HEAs for the featured characters who then have supporting roles in successive books. She provides adequate foundations to the plot to make it realistic, even when it's fantasy. For me, the only drawback to her writing style is that plot questions are left unanswered. But it also appears at least some answers may be slowly doled out as the series progresses. Whatever the case, I am left more than satisfied with the results and eager to get into the next book in the respective series.
In Warrior Reborn, Dr. Briet Hyden, introduced in book one, is working outside Sanctum for Welson, a pharmaceutical company conducting a clinical trial for a new drug for pediatric cancer patients. Because of Briet's Guardian talent of being able to see at a molecular level, she notices abnormalities in the blood work of her patients. She begins to run additional tests, which brings her to the attention of Welson and a more sinister antagonist who is working against the Guardians, and Briet in particular.
Jason Ballard is the experienced and much sought after project manager for the trial. He notices Briet's compassion for her patients and rapport with other doctors and the nurses. But beyond that, the man who doesn't get involved long term finds himself inexplicably drawn to the the petite woman in the smallest s***kickers he's ever seen. Then he suddenly finds himself in the role of protector when Briet is targeted in seemingly random attacks, but is reluctant to fully commit until he realizes the seriousness of the assault on Briet and the implications of the abnormalities in the clinical trials. But will he be in time?
