Review: Cocky Captain - Ellie Masters

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Cocky Captain (A Cocky Hero Club Novel)

Review: Cocky Captain - #Cocky Hero Club Series - Ellie Masters - May 2020
Taking a break from the series Cocky Bastard, we move to the world of Mister Moneybags by Penelope Ward and Vi Keeland. Cocky Captain features Dex and Bianca from that series but focuses on their private pilots. Dex and Bianca Truitt are on their way to the Caymans for a holiday and flying their plane are Angel and Logan. Angel is one of those female pilots who takes no crap from anybody and Logan is one of those guys who knows he is all that and more aka our Cocky Captain. I have to admit while reading this, I imagined our lead characters having the same personalities and chemistry as Kenzie Bly and Marty Deeks from NCIS LA as I have been currently bingeing the series during the lockdown with Angel being the serious one and trying hard to be a tough female as she is in a dominant male world and Logan being the cocky and cheeky Captain. He also looks like he would be the "fun" one in his bunch of friends as he seemed to have a great sense of humor throughout the book. For me that is what made me enjoy the story as overall I found this one quite a slow-burn and the character Angel annoyed me with her whole hard-to-get attitude. We have an edgy scene which is a turning point in the novel where a guy believes Angel was leading him on, which in a way - was her whole hard-to-get attitude but still, nobody asks for that to happen. Overall if you are looking for an "I'm going to play hard to get" novel, then Cocky Captain is the read for you as she does play hard to get right through the whole story.  Stay tuned for more cockiness to come with the rest of the Cocky Hero Club stories reviewed on The Phantom Paragrapher.








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