Finding Kenna

SEAL Team Hawaii, Book 3

De: Susan Stoker

Narrado por: Emma Wilder, Aaron Shedlock

From the moment she jumped on his back during a training exercise, Kenna had Marshall “Aleck” Smart’s attention. He wants to know more about the gorgeous, bubbly waitress who tried to “save” him. A lot more. In fact, he wants to know everything. A little hypocritical, since he plays his own cards close to the vest. Experience has shown once women learn about his trust fund, it’s often game over...even as instinct tells him Kenna may be the exception.

Kenna Madigan is mortified she almost landed on the hot Navy SEAL’s head when jumping into the ocean to “rescue” him. In her defense, she’d thought he was drowning. Luckily, he wasn’t mad. Exactly the opposite - he promptly asked her out on a date. Their connection is intense from the start, and Kenna suspects he’s too good to be true. As it turns out, she’s right. Marshall has a big secret, and the discovery causes her some humiliation...partly because of her own judgmental assumptions.

They no sooner weather that bump in their relationship when they find themselves facing an even bigger challenge - an unforeseen life-threatening situation. Turns out, Kenna may get a chance to rescue her SEAL, after all....

Finding Kenna is the third book in the SEAL Team Hawaii Series. Each book is a stand-alone with no cliff-hanger endings.

©2021 Susan Stoker (P)2021 Susan Stoker

Love this series!

No one writes military romance like Susan Stoker. If you want a book which absorbs you and keeps you fully engaged, read a book by this author! After reading the first in this series I thought no way the next books can be just as good. Well they were and I can’t wait until the next book in the series is out. I highly recommend!

Trusting security

Story was as expected. Danger to heroine somewhat unexpected from previous stories. Opened up a new type of concern from unexpected type of danger.

🌭Sexy waitress meets Rambo🗡

🔹Overall, this was a fun book and I enjoyed it, but I don’t feel this was the best book of the series simply because there was not enough action. The other books contain more intense stories, moments and epic saves, this one did not have that punch... but it was still good.

🔹I really enjoyed how the author wrote the male character - but I did not care for the author giving Kenna a "waitress" career. It seems ridiculous and beneath her, especially at her age and with her background and schooling. I highly doubt Kenna would just be "ok" skimming by when she was a CPA. She didn't seem to have any " drive" - but yet she was dating a MILLIONAIRE SEAL? LOL - sorry I couldn't buy that! SEAL's have the highest DRIVE on the planet- how could the author match these two individuals up? It didn't flow! Yea, in another world - I quite my career, move to Cuba while teachin SALSA dancin on the beach! LOL

🔹The only portion of the book I thought was really ODD and written off color was a scene where they were having sex and he went so hard that it hurt her. YIKES. I though makin love was suppose to be fun and enjoyable - NOT PAINFUL! What was the author thinking? This really turned me off! UHHH!

🔹All of Susan's books make you fall in love with the characters. You need to LISTEN to this one in order to understand ALL of the other ones ...they come together full circle as the SEALS are a family and intertwined. Overall I'm a Susan Stoker fan! - Namaste!

Time for personal growth. ♥️

From the way Kenna and Marshall had their first encounter you just know there will be challenges. Kenna had ideas and opinions on how people with financial success acted and felt. What I loved most about this story was that after Kenna spent time with Marshall and his the people in his life she realized she did prejudge. She was able to grow with this realization. I also loved her strength when getting involved with bad situations.
This author strength is how she shows the flaws of her characters but allows them to grow and improve. I loved this story and the narrators did a fantastic job bringing out the personalities of the characters.
I love the attention to detail about the area as well. This just brings the reader into the story. I look forward to the next story!

Fair to middling- poor narration choice

I liked the story lines better in Finding Elodie & Finding Lexie which is why I gave it only 3 stars for story, but 4 for overall because I’m enjoying the series. HOWEVER, they NEVER, EVER, EVER should have used a narrator (who is very capable) as the male lead WHO’D ALSO BEEN THE VILLAIN IN THE FIRST BOOK (Finding Elodie). Once my ears/brain made the connection, I couldn’t unhear it & I couldn’t take him as seriously as a romantic lead. Maybe it was just me, but it kinda ruined the listen. I’m hoping the same mistake won’t be made with Finding Melissa.