Shadow of Doubt by Wren MichaelsMy rating: 4 of 5 stars
After the death of his mother, Navy SEAL Kamon “Shadow” Aromdee is travelling to Thailand in order to put her ashes near to her husband's grave over there. He is also hoping that when he is there he can unlock the mystery of his father he was always absent and get some closure on that chapter in his life. CIA Agent Malia “Tiger” Danpae is on her way to Thailand to fulfil her life's mission to go deep undercover and take down the man who killed her parents - the infamous drug lord Thet Yaza. Ok, it is really only supposed to be recon as the CIA really wants him alive, but she sees it as her shot to take him down. A chance meeting between Shadow and Malia on a plane entwines their lives and their hearts. Shadow's past comes back to haunt him and he is sucked deep into the underground world of the drug cartel where he sees Malia is a part of it. Devastation and betrayal drive a series of really bad decisions mean that they put both their lives in danger. With the help of former Navy SEAL, John “Tex” Keegan, and Shadow’s SEAL teammates, he must push through the doubt of his past and come to grips with the fact that love isn’t always black and white. Will they come out of this to have a future together?
I enjoyed this story which connected nicely with some characters from earlier books in the series so that they played some crucial parts in the story. I loved the way that they had such an instant connection and the way that the story evolved into including the whole team (although I have no idea how a whole group of SEALs could go to a foreign country with weapons and take part in something so dramatic). It was easy to read and understand. Contains some explicit sexual content.
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