And his obsession with fitness got on my nerves - yeah I know - his character is suppose to appease to a certain demographic and be inspirational.blah, blah. Renzo is a stiff, no-bullshit, person and I do like that about him a little, but on the other hand it does make him into a dry character too.

I just thought them bland compare to the others in the series. The plot isn't very intriguing and I didn't particularly care for either MC. And decided to skip it to read Rough Terrain. I've read all the books in the series except for 'Tight Quarters'. Meh.not the best in the series/kind of boring

But back in the real world, being a couple is bringing its own set of hazards. Working together to come up with a plan for survival is sexier than either of them expects. The sparks are already flying when a flash flood separates them from their group, leaving Renzo and Canaan very much trapped.very much alone in the wilderness. Now, he’s setting off into the woods with the very man who inspired his deception, and Canaan is not the outdoorsy type. But when he agrees to Canaan’s insane charade - one all-access fake boyfriend, coming right up - he never expects more than a fling.Ĭreating a hot Italian SEAL boyfriend to save face seemed like a good idea.until his friends called Canaan’s bluff.

He’s the first guy to get Renzo’s motor revving in a long time. Navy SEAL Renzo Bianchi has a soft spot for Canaan Finley, and not only because the man makes a mean smoothie. The camping trip from hell may be the first stop on the road to happily ever after in Rough Terrain, the final audiobook in Annabeth Albert’s critically acclaimed, fan-favorite Out of Uniform series.

Rough Terrain by Annabeth Albert