Rebecca Zanetti - Broken review

So, I didn't realize when I got this book that it was #3 in the series. I realized this was not the first in the series based on some conversations the characters were having, however, I never felt lost. I just knew I didn't know all the details. Wolfe and Dana are a complementary pair. I liked their chemistry and the banter between them. Wolfe was quite the alpha male and he had always been a loan wolf himself. He didn't want his personal life to bleed into his professional life. But he couldn't deny the pull he had with Dana. Wolfe was also a protector. And Dana had gotten herself into quite a pickle! I enjoyed the mystery and danger of the things happening around them. These friends had to trust each other to get out of the mess they were in. I enjoyed the friends and family around them as well. I especially enjoyed Roscoe! This book had me on the edge of my seat and I really enjoyed the way this couple's friendship evolved. Looking forward to go back and starting the series at the beginning.

Dangerous: Former Navy SEAL Clarence Wolfe’s unit was taken out with a land mine. Injured and devastated, he hasn’t been quite right since. Worse, the tragedy was no accident. All Wolfe wants now is to take down the man responsible. In the meantime, he’s good with being the muscle for the Deep Ops team—and leading a steamy no-strings-attached personal life. Until one intriguing woman changes everything . . .

Determined:  Reporter Dana Mulberry is on a mission to avenge the death of a fellow journalist. She’s finally hot on a trail—right to a sex club—where she runs into . . . Wolfe? It seems both their leads have led to the same spot. To keep from blowing their covers, they’ll have to at least pretend to have a little fun. Trouble is, they genuinely like each other. And that’s way too risky for Wolfe, especially when, to his surprise, Dana agrees . . .

Complicated:  Drawn to each other in ways they can’t understand, Wolfe and Dana keep it professional—until they’re shot at one night. And when their adventures land them both at the heart of corruption in D.C.—and at odds in their missions—they’ll have to dig deeper than ever to succeed in their quests—and with each other . . .