Call Sign: King, Black Sky Ops Book 2 by Livia Grant.
The main characters are Khloe Monroe and Ryder Helms these characters were first introduced in Black Light: Rescue by Livia Grant. I don’t think one has to read Black Light: Rescue first, but it wouldn’t hurt.
I advise that one start with Call Sign: Thunder by Livia Grant, but I think one can read Call Sign: King first and still follow the story. If you want to get the most enjoyment though start with Black Light: Rescued and then read Call Sign: Thunder.
Khloe Monroe is a well known celebrity and she has lots of fans and is pretty much always in the tabloids. Ryder Helms is ex-CIA and is currently working for Black Sky Ops which is a fairly secret Black Ops group. Ryder has lots of enemies from his CIA days and he tries to keep a very low profile. However Khloe and Ryder are married and keeping a low profile for Ryder is not exactly easy.
The book pretty much starts with Khloe getting kidnapped and it goes from there as Ryder works on rescuing the love of his life. Rescuing Khloe is not easy and Ryder gets the help of his friends and coworkers from Black Sky Ops.
Call Sign: King is very fast paced and I read it in a few hours, I read some and then I went out to dinner and when I cam back I finished it. Call Sign: King has a lot action as you would expect and it has some scenes of torture or something sort of similar so be prepared.
I really enjoyed Call Sign: King and I only put it down once, it has a lot of action and I really loved the characters of Khloe and Ryder and I loved their supporting characters as well. I expect that we will get to read more about the other characters in future books, hopefully soon.
I think the ending was very good and there was an HEA with the main characters doing well I thought.
There are some nice smutty scenes to enjoy and there is quite a bit of violence and action. I thought it was well written and fast paced and it really held my attention.
I recommend reading Black Light: Rescued as well as the first Black Sky Ops book Call Sign: Thunder, strictly speaking this story is pretty stand alone, but I still recommend that you read these two books.













