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Debbiereadsbook (1761 KP) rated Trusting Fletcher (Unexpected Love #4) in Books

Feb 26, 2026  
Trusting Fletcher (Unexpected Love #4)
Trusting Fletcher (Unexpected Love #4)
Kim Breyon | 2026 | Contemporary, LGBTQ+, Romance
10
10.0 (1 Ratings)
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loved the slower burn here!
Independent reviewer for GRR, I was gifted my copy of this book.

This is book 4 in the Unexpected Love series, and I have not read books one and two. I read book 3, Jordan's Breakthrough, and I really liked that, even if the subject matter was a little close to home.

This book?? I LOVED!!

Vince is bouncer in the bar that centres around this group of people. He's struggling, but he doesn't want anyone to see. A fall where Fletcher rescues him, and Vince realises he really needs some help, even if he doesn't want it. But getting closer to Fletcher will mean revealing what's wrong with him, and dealing with Fletcher walking away. Vince can't do that, not again. Until, it's not Vince's decision anymore and Fletcher bounds his way into Vince's heart.

I said in my review for book 3, that the author had either first hand experience, or had done a massive amount of research on that subject. I stand by that here.

Vince is diagnosed with MS, a chronic autoimmune disease where the immune system attacks the myelin sheath protecting nerves in the brain and spinal cord. Vince is feeling it in his feet, and his joints. Letting Fletcher help him, is not on his to do list, but Fletcher just lets Vince be. He sees Vince, really SEES what's going on behind the mask he puts on for his friends (Jordan was the same!) and Fletcher lets Vince do things at his own pace. I loved when Vince finally saw what Fletcher was telling him: He isn't on his own, he has support, he has friends who want to help.

I found the romance a slow build, but a natural progression from their friendship. I found the smex and steam low, but absolutely on point for these two! Emotional again, but in a very different way to Jordan's book.

The angst is low, apart from Vince's illness but even when Fletcher was trying to help, Vince bit back and snapped. He explained after, but still.

5 very VERY good stars

*same worded review will appear elsewhere