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A review by relly
The Barman and the SEAL by RJ Scott
3.75
3.75 Stars
This series has amped up a bit in this and the previous book, with the introduction of the veterans now the rehab facility has been opened. I really enjoyed seeing how Daniel interacted with Travis.
I loved Travis. Yes he had his issues but once he decided to help himself he did whatever was needed. He never backed away from the problems and never denied he had them. I liked that the problems didn't mysteriously disappear once he and Avery got together. He still had to work at them. His empathy to Mikey was lovely especially when he had his own issues as well.
Avery was also a great character. He did his best to be supportive of Travis and be whatever he needed him to be. I loved his relationship with his brother Jon and Clare.
This series has amped up a bit in this and the previous book, with the introduction of the veterans now the rehab facility has been opened. I really enjoyed seeing how Daniel interacted with Travis.
I loved Travis. Yes he had his issues but once he decided to help himself he did whatever was needed. He never backed away from the problems and never denied he had them. I liked that the problems didn't mysteriously disappear once he and Avery got together. He still had to work at them. His empathy to Mikey was lovely especially when he had his own issues as well.
Avery was also a great character. He did his best to be supportive of Travis and be whatever he needed him to be. I loved his relationship with his brother Jon and Clare.