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Debbiereadsbook (1413 KP) rated Saving What's Mine (Men of Maddox Security #2) in Books

Apr 3, 2025  
Saving What's Mine (Men of Maddox Security #2)
Saving What's Mine (Men of Maddox Security #2)
Logan Chance | 2025 | Contemporary, Romance
9
9.0 (1 Ratings)
Book Rating
loving these group of men and the women who fall for them!
Independent reviewer for BookSirens, I was gifted my copy of this book.

This is book 2 in the Men of Maddox Security series, but it's not necessary to read book 1 first. They can be read as a stand alone. A note though, the first chapter of this book is the same as the first in all the books, just from each guy's point of view. But the note at the front of THIS book, says that it's Ranger who has a point of view, and his book was first. So, maybe that note needs changing for each book. You might not notice it, but I did!

Orion is tasked with keeping Briar safe until a restraining order is obtained against her ex who is becoming dangerous. Seeing her picture, and Orion's world shifts. But can he keep her safe? And her parrot, Jeb?

I found this a bit darker read than book, but no less engaging and I thoroughly enjoyed it!

While Orion has instant and immediately attraction to Briar, he knows that he cannot cross that line. Briar's attraction to Orion takes a little bit of time (but not noo long!) but given what her ex kept telling her, she is wary. She keeps comparing them, but very quickly learns they are miles apart. I like that it took a little time for them to act on it.

I loved Jeb, Briar's parrot. He does get up to mischief, but he does let Orion know when Briar does what she does.

Steamy, oh yes. But I thought the emotional connection was more pronounced here than in book 1.

I'm still a little confused as to what the ex wanted with the star parrot from the zoo, though!

I liked how we caught up with Ranger and Tori from book one. And I still NEEEEEEEEEEEEED to read Dean's book!

Creeping up a bit to 4.5 stars, cos of that emotional connection but rounded down to 4 for the purpose of the review, since I can't do half stars.

*same worded review will appear elsewhere