Saved by the Officers Pages: 288 
Series: In Clear Sight #3
Genres: Romantic Suspense
Source: ARC
Also in this series: Hidden by the Doctor
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I escaped my gilded cage, took my daughter and ran.Straight to the FBI, who moved us into witness protection until they can indict and arrest my husband.I have no one. No friends. No family.Until my two sexy-as-sin neighbors stop by.Shade, the brooding, silent one.Trap, the jokester.After years of being forgotten, together they ignite heart-pounding passion I never believed possible.I finally feel safe, protected, wanted.But it’s too good to be true.When you’re on the run, everything can change in the blink of an eye.
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Saved by the Officers is a dual POV, MFM, standalone romantic suspense. Please note this series is recommended for readers 18+ due to graphic content, discussion of past abuse, PTSD, and foul language. Each book can be read as a standalone but is best read in order.
Saved by the Officers is a hot MFM romance that I devoured! Georgia turned her disgusting husband in to the FBI after discovering his many misdeeds and enters witness protection. While in a temporary placement in Texas, she meets her neighbors, Trap and Shade, who also happen to be the local officers.
Georgia is struggling with how quickly her life has changed. Her daughter Gracie, a nearly 13 year old, is struggling even more because she doesn’t understand why. Georgia’s husband isn’t going down easily either, which adds more stress to Georgia. Trap and Shade were perfect for her. They are protective and supportive. They build a relationship with Grace as well, helping her to adjust to the massive changes in her new life. The relationship moves kind of fast, once Georgia learns Trap and Shade aren’t gay. I didn’t think that fast pace was a bad or unbelievable thing. Her life was a mess and here are two hunks who want her (a new thing since her husband had NO interest in her) and can keep her safe. I felt the book strikes a good balance between steamy romance and suspense.
- POV: 1st
- Tears: no
- Trope: secret identity, single mom
- Triggers: View Spoiler »
- Series/Standalone: stand alone (it is part of a series, but I hadn’t read the previous books)
- Cliffhanger: View Spoiler »
- HEA: View Spoiler »
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Aura of Night by Heather Graham, Deadly Protector by Katie Reus, Searching for Elsie by Susan Stoker…then you will probably like Saved by the Officers!
Saved by the Officers
Wow! Such a great review. Well ADDING this to my list. I just love menage especially when its done well. And I do like MFM quite a bit.
I’m not familiar with Mitchell but this one popped up on my radar recently and instantly grabbed my attention. Reading your review seals the deal – I definitely want to read this one!