Bulletproof

I agree with one of Jory's co-workers Michelle who said: "Jory, you maul people into submission". I got mauled by Jory and loved every moment. Can he be more adorable and funny?! Yes, he can! His escapades are hilarious, his friendships are solid, his love is passionate, and Jory himself is one of a kind. I adore his sweet disposition and attention span of a gnat, his unwavering devotion to his family, his zest for life and positive attitude.

Sam Kage keeps getting better and better. " I more that need you. I don't work without you. I just don't". Sam can be very bossy and arrogant but nobody can love Jory like he does, and so he is golden for that. I liked how he showed vulnerability, how he was not afraid to show his feelings and be there for Jory.

In this book Jory is trying to sort his life, is figuring out the direction his career is going to go and making new friends along the way. Nobody can stand the Jory effect and not love him - bad guys, mothers, boyfriends, brothers - they fall under his spell. But as always Jory manages to piss off wrong people, and while fighting for his life and keeping Sam safe he finally finds his confidence and knows what he wants to do. Sam and Jory are on the same page, life is good and about to get even better! I loved this book and can't wait to read the next one! I am addicted to Jory! I highly recommend it!

I love this series. I love all the books in the series. I love the storylines and the characters. Sam and Jory are One of my favorite couple. I have read all of the books several times. The only problem I had with this book specifically in audio is that The narrator for this book is not the same as the first two books. I think it throws the story off. I had to rewind the story several times to figure out what character in the story was talking since the narrator uses the same voice for every character. If I had not read the stories before I would have been even more lost. Several words were also mis-pronounced as well. This is not the best narrator that could have been used. But I do love the story.

Jory is too much ... He can only be him and love Sam to the extreme.
There is no part of this series that I don't adore.
Extremely talented author.
Laughing, crying and most of all loving.

I was so excited to read this fifth book in the series. The writing has consistently gotten crisper and cleaner through each consecutive book and I knew there was going to be plenty of action and drama throughout the story.
It is amazing to me, and really after four books it shouldn't be, how incredibly quickly Jory can get himself into serious trouble. He really does think the best of people and in some ways he's so naive you just want to protect him. Jory jumps into trouble right off the starting line here by a) being his usual blunt and honest self with a wealthy client, and, b) saving the little brother of a drug-running, gun-smuggling criminal from imminent death. Now the saving of a life shouldn't be fraught with danger, however, the mob boss wants to meet him to thank Jory but instead he's infatuated with him. Once again this wouldn't really be cause for concern since Sam is usually around to protect him but Sam has been gone for four months working undercover and Jory is just leaping from fire to fire. He manages, just by being himself, to completely enrage the criminal and all parties involved think its best if Jory goes away for awhile.
Ahhhh, Hawaii and the gorgeous beaches and sunsets. Everything is beautiful and perfect until Jory almost drowns and/or gets eaten by a shark. He really does live inside his own head which just makes me love him more. Never fear, though, Jory gets rescued by a nice older Hawaiian who takes him to a beach barbecue where he meets tons of nice people. I can not, however, say the same about some of the men Jory meets where he's staying - they are rude pigs who do not respect the sanctity of marriage. But everything is great when Sam shows up and life is wonderful — until the trouble from Chicago follows them to Hawaii and Jory gets seriously hurt trying to save Sam.
Oh, this book was so exciting! Their love story keeps getting deeper and richer. The jerks who flock around Jory continue to be douchebags. The action and adventure is fanatically strong. And, I love each book even more than the last ones.

Wow, it is almost exhausting to read these stories about Jory. He is a whirlwind! \"God, Jory, you're like a ride at an amusement park.\"
This book is primarily about Jory and less about Sam. I would have liked to have seen more of Sam. There is slightly less action than previous books but it is still fast-paced and full of humour - Jory's dialogue is very amusing! \"So let's have a do-over. I'm sorry for insulting your complete lack of interest in your own home, and you will forgive my blunt analysis of your colossal failure. How'd that be?\"