- First Date: Jordan is the maid of honor for her younger sister’s wedding and they are enjoying time in Vegas. Out clubbing, they meet Noah and his fellow squadron member Easy. The attraction between Noah and Jordan is off the charts and from the moment they dance, we know we are in for an intense ride. I loved the banter and teasing between them. Despite the obvious chemistry, Jordan does not go back to his room that night. She is hoping for more than just a one-night stand. Instead, she lets Noah pursue her. I loved that Jordan is older and confident in all areas of her life. Noah wants a life partner but knows his job makes it difficult. Not many woman want to spend holidays and birthdays alone. What begins as a few hot romantic nights together turns into something, more and I cannot wait to see where it leads.
- Second Date: Noah’s stationed in Oklahoma, she lives in Florida but the two feel a connection and decide to see if they stick. The chemistry is off the charts and my kindle overheated as these two tangled. I enjoyed the steamy details but also enjoyed their conversations, interaction with family and meeting the men of the Wild Aces. Loving a military man is not an easy thing and Cleeton has done her homework. Drama was nil as these two discussed things and communicated their feelings.
- Third Date: Both Noah and Jordan are strong, independent and so darn cute together. Cleeton made us feel as if we are a part of this couple and squad. Twists, turns and complications in this last date had me giggling, shedding tears, and hoping to find a happy place. I cried buckets people! Ugly tears. Ugly tears were not due to the relationship, but other threads concerning the Wild Aces squadron. To me that is a good indicator of just how invested the author had me. Secondary characters were developed and I cared for them as much as our couple did. Fly With Me gave me all the feels, swoons and connections I could hope for in a romance. I ended this date smiling and eager for more Wild Aces stories.
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