Rhayne's review posted on Guilty Pleasures Book Reviews 
 4 STARS 
 Review copy provided for an honest review 
 Carlos "Steady" Soto has taken part in his fair share of dangerous missions working at the covert government defense firm of Black Knights Inc. But nothing prepared him for the emotional roller-coaster he faces when he's tasked with rescuing the only woman he ever loved--who also broke his heart. Racing against time and outmaneuvering a group of trained terrorists will take everything he's got. Plus there's the heat simmering between them which is threatening to ignite into an inferno. While ruthless enemies stalk them, they must learn to trust each other again. Even if they do make it out alive, will Abby turn her back on him...for the second time? 
 I have been a fan of this series from the very start. The moment I cracked open the very first book and read the first chapter I was hooked. Now seven books later I am still in love with this series and these characters that have burned a permanent place in my heart. 
 With Full Throttle we are thrown right into the mix of suspense and action with a love story entwined throughout. Ms. Walker's characters always shine with their witty sense of humor and sarcastic yet passionate mannerisms. Abby is strong and caring while Carlos is a total alpha badass. Together they compliment each other perfectly. 
 This couple has a past and have both lost an important person in their lives. There are some big secrets being kept about the murder and slowly throughout the book details are revealed so you understand exactly what is at stake and what consequences the truth holds towards these two having a future. It keeps you intrigued and keeps you speculating for answers about what happened that day eight years ago. 
 For me this story was different from the rest in the series in that it was more action and suspense based with a side of romance. There was so much action and so much going on in every scene the action stole the plot. That's not to say I didn't like it, just that in my opinion it stole some of the moments from the couple and I felt a missing connection for them. Towards the end of the story, it came together more for me, but it just had a different vibe than the previous books. 
 Dan has a large roll in this book and it's good to see him moving on in a positive direction since the heartache he's been holding on to has been crippling. I can't wait to see how his future pans out. Ozzie also has a few scenes that will leave you hanging wondering what is in store for him. There are definitely some great stories left to tell in this series and I can't wait to dig into each new one.