4.5 stars 
 Noah Miller lives to fly. His fight group is his family, and his focus is on the sky, until he meets Jordan Callahan while partying in Las Vegas. 
 Jordan owns her own business, but has been less than successful in love. Dating disaster after dating disaster has left her jaded towards the opposite sex. 
 Both have a change of heart after a steamy night together that quickly turns to a long weekend together. But distance and their widely different careers make it difficult for a relationship to grow. 
 These two were good characters to watch. Jordan has a good head on her shoulders, even as she wonders how she will find her own match. I liked watching her clear thinking muddle as she got further into her feelings with Noah. Noah is all confident, bossy, and hot in his uniform. He was one of those military heros who was fun to read as he tried to figure out how to balance the career that had been his focus for so long with a woman he decided he couldn't live without. 
 The military details were great: authentic and honest. Life as a military dependent is a challenge, particularly in the flying world, and this book did a great job of giving readers a taste of the real life effects of a military life. And as Noah and Jordan worked towards making things work for them, the transient nature of the military put a huge crimp in their plans. 
 There were great emotional highs and lows. The long distance struggles got a little tiresome after a while, but having lived that in my own life I know the struggle. As a whole, this book was entertaining. From the bachelorette party opener at the beginning to the decisions they face at the end, what happened in Vegas changed life completely for these two. 
 Noah has a great group of men in his life. The camaraderie, support, and the strong ties that bind these men together drive so much of what make them who they are. I loved the introduction to Noah's four-ship and the people in their lives. I am looking forward to more from the Wild Aces, especially Easy (though I'm not quite emotionally ready for that one just yet). Thor is up next and his teaser is the perfect way to keep me wanting more. 
 I was gifted a copy in exchange for an honest review.