5 Stars!!

What can I say that hasn't already been said??

Gawd this was a gleeful, scary, shake your head, full of shenanigans, wild ride. Basically this was freakin fabulous!

I swooned repeatedly over these badass, alpha Marshals as they laid their lives on the line for each other. I reveled every time they made a new love declaration or came upon an eye opening epiphany about their feelings. And I melted into goo when they just couldn't get enough, their appetites sexually insatiable.

Full of thrilling, emotional, awesome ridiculousness, this sequel pretty much embodied what I love in a romance. I can only hope we will see Miro and Ian again because I still have plenty of squee left in me. I'm not above begging... so more pretty please with sugar on top!!


Great BR with everyone!!
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crime-fiction, workaholic, working-partners, caucasian-ovcharka-guardian-dog, erotica, testosterone-fest, teamwork, embassy-staff, abduction, violence, violent-crimes, danger, intense, us-marshals, local-law-enforcement, cooperation, suspense, thriller, threats, m-m-romantic-suspense, contemporary, green-beret*****

Slow start ramped up fast! The pair are sent to the discomforts of Arizona and a chief whose management style is diametrically opposed to Kage's. Then the worst happens. Full of shootouts and chases, things become astonishing and a real social lesson for the unevolved.
The narration by Tristan James is amazingly perfect.
Loved it and plan to binge-read the rest in series! ( )

This book is a class act in the art of escalating stakes, if the string of cusswords I barked is any indication. Read All Kinds of Tied Down first, for maximum punch(es).

I should've seen a main turning point in this one, but the author got me with an 'oh of course!'. The bad guy is so, SO bad, holy crap. I bought the third book (Tied Up In Knots) before I finished this one. This one ends well, but I want more of Miro and Ian and their team and friends and the werewolf. :) Even the freakin' scary parts. I love the plot and the conversations are hilarious, and I love the underlying messages. To ignore the way the author uses characters and situations is possible, but you'd lose so much. Dig in, watch what she does, how she uses weakness and strength, skin colors, size differences, scars, fear and love. Watch how Miro's reactions drive the story, and why. Very creepy, that.
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This series manages to be in a light and fluffy tone on some subjects that are anything but. Very well executed, and bloody fun throughout. Also, seeing one trope after another taken out behind the paint shed is kinda neat. ( )

4.5 ( )