Why in the hell wouldn’t she go to her father, the mafia boss, the big kahuna, the main man, to get out of trouble? Oh, yeah, because then there wouldn’t be a story. He gives her a map for her journey though the wilderness, along with some supplies and just enough time to flee before the shit hits the fan.This woman knows absolutely nothing about hiking, camping, fishing, hunting, and anything else you need to know to survive in the great big wild. A close friend, though, is willing to help her by giving her the means to disappear off the grid until things can be taken care of.

Her fiance is blackmailing her, supposedly has evidence she’s killed someone, so he’s going to get what he wants out of her while he can. Though she does use last bit when she needs to look a little smarter than she actually is. Lexi is one those heroines who has been sheltered, is kind and gentle and really knows nothing of the world, even though she’s been around her mafia family all her life. So he kicks his current flavor of the night out of the house – he’s a player to the max and has the sexist attitude to go with it – off Quinn goes to trek through forest and mountain to find a pregnant mafia princess. However, he reluctantly agrees, throwing out his own terms in getting the job done. Quinn really doesn’t want to get that deeply involved with the mafia they always take a few extra miles when given just an inch. The man’s daughter is missing and needs Quinn’s help to find her. Quinn is contacted by a mob boss, one who Quinn owes a debt to. For me, however, what was described and what I actually got are two totally different things. I responded that I love to read alpha military heroes, thus this series sounded like a good one. I chose to read this two-part book based on the description and blurb sent to me through email.

CliffĬontemporary Romance published by J.C. Sandy M’s review of Quinn (Undaunted Men, Book 1)by J.C.

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