I’m not Mr. Forever.
I’m barely Mr. Right Now.
I’ve got no business taking a second glance at Josie. The single mother is too sweet and too soft for someone like me.
She deserves a man cut out for fatherhood. A man cut out for happiness.
I’m neither of those things.
I might not be what Josie deserves, but when someone threatens her and her daughter’s safety I can sure as hell be what she needs.
A man who will put his life on the line to protect them both.
I have terrible taste in men.
Always have, clear back to the one who gave me the only thing that matters in my life.
That’s why, when I meet a man who calls himself Moon, I’m sure he’s one more bad decision I shouldn’t make.
Everything about him is dangerous, from the perfect cut of his clothes to the darkness I see in his eyes.
And I still can’t stay away from him.
Something about him makes me feel safe in a way I never have before.
And I need that right now.
Because I’m hiding a secret.
One that should make him want to stay away from me.
I felt off balance with this story and all the people who were in it. I guess part of that reason is because this is Book 5 but my first time reading any of this series. It also made it harder for me to rate it too ! I have such mixed feelings about it. Although the world building and the emotions were done well, the pace of the book often slowed down more than I enjoyed.
Both Moon and Josie were good main characters. Although I enjoyed Josie's daughter,, Clara I also felt some confusion over how she was portrayed. Although she asked good questions I also felt like she also acted much younger than 8 years old. I did enjoy how Clara and Moon develop a relationship.
Violet made the beginning of this book. She made me smile, a lot. She was one wild senior citizen with a load full of sass and spunk. She was a total hoot. And each time she showed up, she remained the same.
There is plenty of dangerous action, but it also comes to a good conclusion.
P.S. I didn't really need the
" I voluntarily read a copy of this book. These are my honest opinions about it.
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