Price of Honor: Honor Series, Book 9

Assigned to protect her, an attractive Secret Service agent falls for the Presidents equally beautiful daughter. A deep conspiracy to overthrow the government keeps the agent and her detail busy protecting the woman she loves and her father from assassins. The main characters are rich, as are all the secondary characters. There are nine books, this is the last, and they are all filled with romance and action.It’s a great series? Start from the beginning. All nine books are on Audible, the narrator, Abby Craden, is the best I’ve heard, she really brings the story alive.Thanks to Radclyffe, the author, for a great ride. Enjoy!

I love to read Radclyffes' writing creations, so it was disappointing to read Price of Honor and to be left feeling like it was incomplete. Radclyffe admitted that it was an unfinished story she had put away until recently when she pulled it out and "finished" it. The book is another fun story of Blair and Cam accompanying the POTUS ( Blair's father) on the re-election campaign trail with ongoing threats toward the safety of the Team. But, this book falls short of Radclyffes usual final product. There is a second storyline going on with Dusty, a K9 handler for the secret service with her buddy Atlas and Viv, a journalist on the White House beat whose story is cut way too short. It's as if they meet, date, fall in love and are soul mates all within 72 hours and 10 pages. That's why I gave 3 stars instead of my usual 5. Radclyffe has set the bar high for herself and other similar writers.

I read this series in order over a three week period of time. I absolutely loved it. I became really invested in the main characters as well as the continuing story. Certainly some books were tighter than others but as a series they played well together.I especially began to appreciate the work of those who protect the presidency regardless of how realistic it was portrayed. It was interesting. Of course even though all the books followed the formula, each ended with a kick.And though others have criticized the introduction of new characters, they all played well in the development of the overall series.I feel a sense of loss since finishing the series, as if I'm missing good friends! It's been awhile since I have read anything I have enjoyed as much, regardless of the genre. Kudos to Radclyffe for such an engaging series.

I've been a huge fan of Radclyffe for years and her Honor series is definitely my favorite. I eagerly anticipated the release of the ninth book and after reading it, felt that the story just fell flat, which is a first for me. The usual tension between characters and story development just wasn't as present in this book as in others. It was an overall nice read but I felt that the usual "Radclyffe spark" was missing. I would still highly recommend this book and the entire series but hope that the tenth book proves more rewarding to read.

As always I get excited whenever I hear that Radclyffe is coming out with a new book. I especially like the Honor series. In this, the ninth book in the series we find Cam still recovering from her kidnapping and everyone preparing for President Powel's first campaign trip to win re-election. To appear to be closer and more accessible to the voters, he has decided to do this by train--the way that would make him more vulnerable to attack from enemies. They are going to take the train from Chicago to Flagstaff, Arizona where there will be a huge finale. Old relationships are visited and new ones begun. The characters are interesting and well formed. The Secret Service K9 division is introduced through one of their handlers, Dusty, and her dog, Atlas. Meanwhile, an enemy races towards the end of the trip in an effort to try and free her sister, Jennifer, from the holding cell in the detention unit in DC. The president's staff knows that there is a leak in the White House that is very close to the president, but who? Surely everyone has had a thorough background check, or has someone slipped through. I think this is a terrific read and it was left so that we can expect another book in the future. I'll be watching for it!!

I have always enjoyed the Honor Series and usually cannot put the books down. However, the last two have fallen short of that thrill and excitement. Perhaps the author has run out of story lines for Blair and Cam to keep us on the edge. I missed the action in this book, which really only had two or three chapters at best with it. Then it deflated like a balloon, with no follow up, just a happy reuniting with Blair and Cam. I did enjoy the two new character's of Dusty and Vivian and the K9 story. I enjoyed the surprise ending as well. Would still read another book in this series but would wish for more, more danger, more hero's, more Stark and Renae, more Blair and Cam. More to keep me on the edge.

Love this series. Hope they keep coming. Edge of your seat thriller. Great romantic scenes. Can't wait to read the next installment.

This is my favorite in all of the series. There's just something special about Dusty and Viv. I've read this one more than once. I wouldn't mind knowing more of these characters. And of course Atlas.

Ok, I really hope this isn't the end. I'm seriously in withdrawal mode. Radclyffe can't leave it here. With all the twists and turns throughout the series I'd really like to see Jane move over from the dark side. There is so much more to gain from another few books to add to this series. I can't wait for 10, 11, 12 maybe 18. What can I say I love the books and both the stories and the characters. Radclyffe inserts realism into this series, nothing she writes gets you thinking 'yeah right!". The plots are scarily realistic. This series will blow your mind, and having you begging for more. Enjoy. Me, I'm gonna wait patiently for number 10.

I have loved and lived every book in this series, the different characters that introduced in each series yet somehow joined to the base characters of Blair and Cameron thrilling filled with love and mystery highly recommend reading all the series . For continuity between Book 7 & 8 read Radclyffe's Code of Honour

My favourite author. The honor series never fails to disappoint.

Can't wait for the next one.

Great book. So easy to slip back in to the series. It would be nice to catch up with more of the characters from previous books. Sadly not long enough as I read in a day!