Omar and Anders are as described in the book like kids in the school yard lol this was a great read in this series.

It has laughter love, drama, family with quirks and the grittiness we expect from the Guardians. ( )

Anders Bash is the life of the party - every party that is except Omar's. For Omar - Ander is the bane of his existence.

This is the second book in the Wrecked Guardians series and features crossover character appearances from all of her other series. None of Kelly Fox's books are really standalone - even when they appear to be. All of her characters have extensive backstories that she never bothers to explain and random parts pop up in all the other ones. This one wasn't too bad in that sense - the story mostly focused on Anders and Omar but even so - there were still a fair few appearances from other characters.

This is the first Kelly Fox book that I think I've actually liked and it's funny because I wasn't sure that I would. But much like Anders got under Omar's skin, he got under mine.

That said, as much as I liked Anders - he was a fkn idiot at the start. For someone supposedly so smart, he was so fkn dumb. His "pranks" were horrific and I'm dumbfounded that he couldn't see where he was going wrong. There's white privilege and there's stupidity and this was so far passed stupidity that it was actually painful to read.

Although he was called out for it and ready to sincerely apologise I don't know that it really made up for it. But once they got past their rocky start, Omar and Anders were pretty sweet. Their chemistry was steamy and their actions were flirty and I was rating it. Plus their banter was funny. The action gave some nice flavour to the story and added some depth beyond the romance.

3 stars. ( )