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It’s no secret I love Lexi Blake, I find her books phenomenal, and her storylines always draw me right in. I’m not sure this book quite stands up to her others – don’t get me wrong – Nobody Does It Better was still fascinating and well-constructed, I just didn’t feel the same connection I usually do with her books.

Nobody Does It Better is the fifteenth and final book in Lexi Blake’s Masters & Mercenaries series. There will be a spin-off series and this book set up the premise of that series wonderfully. All the books in the Masters & Mercenaries series can be read as stand-alones, but some storylines continue throughout the series and knowledge of them is helpful. I’ve not read all the books, and there were times I wished I had all the information from the previous books. Nobody Does It Better is written in third person limited perspective, alternating between Kayla and Joshua’s viewpoints.

I always find arranged relationships fascinating. The idea of committing to a relationship – and a person – without first exploring the chemistry and dynamics at play with your partner captivates me. It’s even better when the chemistry between those people is immediate and intense like it was for Kay and Josh. I could nearly feel the current between them myself, that’s how well Ms. Blake conveyed her characters' attraction to one another.

Josh, while icy on the surface, was a wonderfully sympathetic character. Between the tiny glimpse of his past, we got in the prologue and the hints of what his past had been like; his pain was palpable. Once we got to know him, it was easy to forgive the crueler things he thought, said, and did in light of his past. Kay surprised me; I wasn’t expecting her optimism. I had assumed it was a persona she’d taken on, but as the story went on it became obvious she was very good at compartmentalizing her work like from her real life. She was an engrossing creature, and I kind of loved her for her quirkiness.

Several storylines were converging in Nobody Does It Better, most of them introduced in this novel, but at least one was introduced farther back in the series. It could have been too much, too many moving parts to keep track of, but somehow, I never felt like there was an overload, each moving part was laid out in such a way there was an ease to putting that part of the puzzle exactly where it belonged. To the point, I had almost riddled the entire thing out before the reveal was completely laid out.

The only thing I wish for Nobody Does It Better was that it had that IT factor; the book just didn’t have the same magic that her other books do. It’s one of those unquantifiable things, a feeling more than anything else, and I missed it.

Lexi Blake writes romantic suspense like few others. She’s able to make you care for her characters, even while they’re doing and saying things you don’t agree with and wraps you up so tightly in her storylines you can’t help but feel each moment like you are in the middle of all the action. I’ve loved each book in the Masters & Mercenaries series I’ve read and can’t wait to go back and fill in the blanks on the ones I’ve missed; I’m also eagerly anticipating the spinoff series.


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Nobody Does It Better Masters and Mercenaries Book 15 edition by Lexi Blake Romance eBooks Reviews

They are baaaaacccckkk! Just when you think that Lexi Blake can’t do it any better, she goes and proves you wrong. The fifteenth book in the Masters and Mercenaries series, Nobody Does it Better, is by far a five star, sexy, chart topper that I just couldn’t put down. But that’s not surprising for a Lexi Blake book. It’s also the last book in this actual series. (Ok Lexi, the Kleenex are out!) But no worries, she’s got other series with other timelines in them. (Still boo-hooing Lexi)
Kayla Summers is one of McKay-Taggart’s operatives who also worked for the CIA and China’s M66, where she portrays her “dead” sist she has a new assignment. She has to be the sub of big time movie star Josh Hunt and get him to invite her to a drug lord’s home and find out out where Josh’s money is going every month and who he’s getting mysterious calls from?
She also has to be his bodyguard, and at first, he doesn’t believe the petite beauty can protect him, but she proves herself. Josh is cold and hiding secrets from his past. He refuses to let the quirky little sub get under his skin! He decides to keep her at arms length.But her sunny behavior, their connection in bed, and crazy habts like talking to dolphins and writng to her favorite authors (see below)
Dear JR Ward, Please forgive me for my last email. You should write as quickly or slowly as your muse leads you, and you probably know your characters better than I do. So forget that small threat about Butch and V. I didn’t really mean it. You know who best they should be mated with, not me. No one’s coming for you in the middle of the night and while I do know your address, I promise to respect boundaries.
and it endears her more to him every day. But how will he feel when he finds out she’s been lying to him? And will Kayla ever get that kiss?
Lexi has done a spectacular job on this book, and has even intermingled characters from her other two earlier series written as Sophie Oak, Bliss and Sirens (You just HAVE to read them too!) Lucky for everyone, they are all being reintroduced to readers with all new scenes! (Gotta LOVE that!) Can I give this book more than 5 Stars?
It's hard to believe that this is the 15th book in this series. This being the last book of the main characters in the Masters and Mercenaries series does not disappoint.  I have been a fan of Lexi Blake's for a long time and she always manages to put in a little surprise that makes each book special.

Nobody Does It Better is Kayla's and Josh's story.  I love the fact that Kayla is the bodyguard.  She has an interesting background and ties to an old friend that we met in another series. She is definitely torn between duty and heart.  This is one of the things that makes her so endearing.  I also love the fact that Kayla is a little like Ian.  She has the smart banter mixed with heart and a little bit of a tortured soul.

Josh is a man who has many scars.  I don't think he knows if he can be brave or trust his heart enough to love. But he has dangerous people after him so the best way to defend him would be to have someone who is always close to him, like a girlfriend who can kick a$$.

This story had so many levels to it.  From Kayla's reasons for joining the CIA to Josh's secret and reason for being blackmailed, this story had my emotions all over the place.  Lexi manages to inject so much humour into their story lines that has you laughing one minute to crying the next.  I also love past characters coming back to help lend their wisdom.

I love this series and am sad that this will be the last book for the main Masters and Mercenaries but there will be another spin off that sounds like we are in for a treat.
It’s no secret I love Lexi Blake, I find her books phenomenal, and her storylines always draw me right in. I’m not sure this book quite stands up to her others – don’t get me wrong – Nobody Does It Better was still fascinating and well-constructed, I just didn’t feel the same connection I usually do with her books.

Nobody Does It Better is the fifteenth and final book in Lexi Blake’s Masters & Mercenaries series. There will be a spin-off series and this book set up the premise of that series wonderfully. All the books in the Masters & Mercenaries series can be read as stand-alones, but some storylines continue throughout the series and knowledge of them is helpful. I’ve not read all the books, and there were times I wished I had all the information from the previous books. Nobody Does It Better is written in third person limited perspective, alternating between Kayla and Joshua’s viewpoints.

I always find arranged relationships fascinating. The idea of committing to a relationship – and a person – without first exploring the chemistry and dynamics at play with your partner captivates me. It’s even better when the chemistry between those people is immediate and intense like it was for Kay and Josh. I could nearly feel the current between them myself, that’s how well Ms. Blake conveyed her characters' attraction to one another.

Josh, while icy on the surface, was a wonderfully sympathetic character. Between the tiny glimpse of his past, we got in the prologue and the hints of what his past had been like; his pain was palpable. Once we got to know him, it was easy to forgive the crueler things he thought, said, and did in light of his past. Kay surprised me; I wasn’t expecting her optimism. I had assumed it was a persona she’d taken on, but as the story went on it became obvious she was very good at compartmentalizing her work like from her real life. She was an engrossing creature, and I kind of loved her for her quirkiness.

Several storylines were converging in Nobody Does It Better, most of them introduced in this novel, but at least one was introduced farther back in the series. It could have been too much, too many moving parts to keep track of, but somehow, I never felt like there was an overload, each moving part was laid out in such a way there was an ease to putting that part of the puzzle exactly where it belonged. To the point, I had almost riddled the entire thing out before the reveal was completely laid out.

The only thing I wish for Nobody Does It Better was that it had that IT factor; the book just didn’t have the same magic that her other books do. It’s one of those unquantifiable things, a feeling more than anything else, and I missed it.

Lexi Blake writes romantic suspense like few others. She’s able to make you care for her characters, even while they’re doing and saying things you don’t agree with and wraps you up so tightly in her storylines you can’t help but feel each moment like you are in the middle of all the action. I’ve loved each book in the Masters & Mercenaries series I’ve read and can’t wait to go back and fill in the blanks on the ones I’ve missed; I’m also eagerly anticipating the spinoff series.