Dalton

Trust and Honor

By: Peyton Banks

Narrated by: Lacy Laurel

Putting out fires was his life's work. This new flame, there's no way he extinguishing it.

As a firefighter, Dalton McNeil was accustomed to facing extreme pressure. It came with the job, and his shoulders were broad and strong. Commanding his squad was all in a day's work. Battling fires and rescuing those in danger came naturally. He wouldn't deny that he was slightly jealous of his brother, who recently got married and started a family. It would be nice to have someone to come home to every night.

Anya Graham had been the girl next door growing up. Back then, Anya had been crushing on him hard, but he'd never acted on it because she'd been so much younger than him. But then she'd left for college, and they'd lost touch.

Now she was back and has consumed his every thought. Anya was all woman, and he was determined to make her his. But there's something different about her. She's more guarded, secretive. It's piqued his curiosity, and he swore he would get to the bottom of it.

If only she would put her trust in him before its too late. Dalton can't lose her. His skills as a fireman will be put to the test. Will he be able to save her?

©2020 Peyton Banks (P)2020 Peyton Banks

Trust and Honor Series

Dalton (Trust and Honor #2) is a sweet story about the girl next door all grown up. A flirtatious fireman, angst, danger and suspense all encompassing this engaging romance.

Narrator Lacy Laurel performance was smooth and easy to listen to. Her inflection changes with the emotions expressed.

A entertaining listen.

Alright

This book was okay; similar storyline as others, Lacy did a good job with female narration but book could use a better male voice. Certain parts of the book may be a trigger for some.

Very Enjoyable

A very relaxing read for a snowy day! I was not sure about this book at first but the plot and rekindling love will pull you in!

Action, chemistry, and a smooth narration...

Anya has moved home, ready to turn the page, putting a painful period behind her. Dalton can't believe the woman sitting in his firehouse is his old neighbour. The chemistry sparks between the two. However a danger menaces Anya. Dalton pulls out all the stops for the woman who has claimed his heart. Action, chemistry, and a smooth narration made this a pleasure to listen to.