GHBT- An Undying Oath by H.K. Savage- Review

Book Info-
Title- An Undying Oath
By- H.K. Savage
Published By- Staccato Publishing

Blurb-

Sergeant Justin Shaw returned from the war with what is left of his unit, though instead of being hailed as heroes, they are being sought as test subjects. Their last mission behind enemy lines to obtain a WMD ended with them exposed and on the run. Their goal is not only to destroy the weapon, but also the program being run by their own government. Justin and his men have sacrificed everything for their mission. Will it be enough?

Samantha James, a girl whose father disappeared almost twenty years ago unwittingly holds the key. When her father returns bodies start to fall. Sam doesn't know who to trust. Both Justin and her father have their own agendas and either one of them could end up with her dead.

An Undying Oath is the very first book I have read by H.K. Savage and let me tell you right now, I am instantly a fan. The story revolves around Samantha James and the havoc that dogs her father's every step. It's a military type novel which, with a heavy conspiracy theory and let me tell you, that is right up my alley! I don't want to get really into everything because I don't want to give anything away, so you'll just have to read it yourself, but I will tell you I loved this book!

Sam's character was very easy to relate to and Sergeant Shaw was completely swoon-worthy. In fact, all of the characters were amazing and very well thought-out and developed. The plot was fast and suspenseful and I loved every step of this novel! I do hope it will turn into a series, because I'd love to see more of these characters. *big puppy dog eyes to the author* Pleaassseee...?

I recommend this to lovers of thrilling and suspense novels--and especially to those who love a sexy sergeant. *drool* You will not be disappointed!

My Rating: 

HK lives in the frozen hinterlands of the far North. The long, cold months provide ample opportunity to hunker down with her computer and create adventures far more enticing than scraping ice and getting frostbite.

Between books HK reads voraciously. Anything with a good plot and compelling characters are her broad parameters. One is as likely to catch her with a copy of Don Quixote as with the latest in Gail Carriger’s steampunk series.

HK practices martial arts, rides her horse, gardens and plays with her family every chance she gets. Next winter she intends to brush up on her Spanish and escape the cold for somewhere more tropical.