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Twyla MacAlister was an everyday
computer programmer until one afternoon when she suddenly
found herself just outside a Scottish castle. That day
began Twyla’s new life as she learned that she was actually
one of the original Hussies of old. Through her many lives
and incarnations as a Hussie, Twyla never was able to find
and love her soul mate. This time Twyla is going to get
another chance to achieve her love for eternity. The only
thing she has to do is figure out the mission and just who
her mate is. Not a problem, right?
Jhett Ramsey was a member of the Navy
until he was captured and tortured on his last mission. The
Navy let him go so now Jhett is an independent soldier, for
the right price and mission. Jhett knows that there is
something missing from his life, but has no idea what until
he meets with Twyla. She has a mission for Jhett that
should be one he would jump at, but this mission will force
Jhett to do the one thing he swore never to do – go back to
the place where he spent the worse time of his life.
Twyla and Jhett go on the mission with
their team and the stress on both of them mounts as the days
go on. As the mission proceeds, Jhett and Twyla learn that
not only could they go off like a rocket, but that the
people who have their target is the same group that held
Jhett. Tensions rise as Jhett and Twyla try to ignore what
they both want so badly and as danger to the mission and the
team rises. What’s going to blow first, Jhett and Twyla,
the mission or will they find a way to achieve all the
mission objectives?
What’s a girl to do when she discovers that she is one of
the Hussies of old? In Flyboy, Twyla has to
discover just that and see if she can finally complete the
mission that will allow her to be the warrior she was always
meant to be with her mate. Jhett was bitter when the Navy
cut him loose and has tried to continue to use his training
by becoming an independent soldier. Twyla and Jhett team up
for their mission of rescue. Along the way, Jhett and Twyla
discover that between them is a lust, a love and the need
that makes soul mates. I was immediately drawn into Twyla
and Jhett’s characters, although I do admit to having a
slight amount of trouble following the first bit with
Twyla. I loved the mixture of mythology and contemporary
themes that surrounded Jhett and Twyla’s story. I was
amazed that the team didn’t either lock them in a room
together until they combusted or hosed them off in cold
water just to bring down the temperature in their
headquarters. Flyboy keeps you intrigued with
its mixture of sizzle, danger, heat and mythology. |
