I received a copy of this book via NetGalley in exchange for an honest review. 
 This book is the second in the Angel series, and picks up where the first book left off. 
 Aaron "Angel" Collins, former CIA agent, is devastated by the death of his husband Capt. Jordan Collins while on a mission to rescue 20 POW in Afghanistan. He is slowing rebuilding his life with a new job and new friendship with Maj. Gen. Troy Hart. That is, until Jordan returns. Jordan is nervous that Angel may have moved on, but he is too sick to reveal what he knows about Troy's actions and motives for Jordan's last deployment. 
 While recuperating, Jordan is stressed that he may face a court material for accepting enemy aid to escape his captors and imminent execution. He knows Troy was behind his capture, and even ordered his death, and enlists Angel to get the needed proof. Angel's hacking reveals the extent of Troy's espionage and treason, but can't protect those Jordan loves from Troy's retribution. 
 It's a high stakes gamble that nearly kills Angel. The resolution ties up all the loose ends from the first book, and is HEA all the way. 
 Considering how completely the story was resolved, I can't fathom why it was told in two parts. The romance is rock solid, and the spy aspect was well written.