Anita's Reviews > Ready to Roll

Great novella. Suzanne Brockmann can sure pact a lot into this short format. We get to catch up with several favorites and get to know some newbies. I certainly look forward to seeing Peter Green in the next full length novel. I also hope that we see John "Seagull" Livingston at some future date too.

The only easy day is yesterday is the motto for BUD/S (Basic Underwater Demolition/SEAL) training it can also be the motto for new parents Dan and Jenn when their new bundle of joy< Colin, has colic.

Izzy is on assignment as a BUDS instructor and is liking putting the tadpoles through their paces and being able to be home with his wife, Eden. He is the first instructor to take note of John "Seagull" Livingston as the kid pulls some moves to make an exercise easier for his swim buddy. In fact, he becomes the de facto leader of "Boat Squad John" and practically pulls everyone else through Hell Week, refusing to give up on any of his boat mates.

Eden and Dan's sixteen-year-old brother, Ben, is still dealing with a bully in his high school, but it soon appears that things are not as they seem as Ben gets to know Wade.

We are introduced to SEAL officer and instructor nicknamed Grunge—Lt. Peter Greene—who is as tough as they get and yet has a soft side too. I look forward to reading his story in the next book.