Rebmay's Reviews > Storm

This is the last final book in the Jazz Sessions Trilogy. It is just as fantastic as the first two books and wraps up an on going mystery very well. Zephyr Doucet is a protector It is not so much what he does, but who he is at his core. He will do anything to keep those he cares for safe. With his family under threat from an unknown enemy, though rumours point to the Russian mob, he makes a decision to go undercover in order to gain more information. ADA Grace Carta is determined to get her own answers to just what is going on in the Doucet family. She is dedicated to her job and believes it is her duty to keep the citizens she serves safe, which includes the Doucet. Zephyr is enough to drive her mad. Charming, laid back and a womanizing player describe him well, but so does infuriating and egotistical. The fact that she finds herself attracted to him and susceptible to his seduction techniques makes her determined to keep him at a distance.

Zephyr, however, loves to get up close and personal to the prim, uptight, far too serious and beautiful ADA. He likes to get her riled up, eyes flashing and spitting fire at him. They certainly produce a whole lot of heat when they are near each other. He soon notices that his feelings about Grace are changing, becoming something he has never felt before…..something like love and wanting forever with her. Their story is twisty, sometimes intense, often entertaining and always enthralling. Along with some intriguing suspense, there is a fair amount of spice and heat. I love the banter, the snark and the teasing among the Doucets as well as between Zephr and Grace. All in all, this book is a very enjoyable read.

I would certainly recommend this book and the two previous books in this series.