After almost being
beaten to death, Olivia Prescott is recovering in Fate Harbor. There she
meets firefighter Joshua Parker, who was everything she wants in a man,
and she begins to fall in love. Later, his best friend and fellow
firefighter, Ian Ransom, returns, and she recognizes a long lost piece
of her soul.
Rather than coming between the two friends, she flees back to Boston. When Joshua and Ian find out that Olivia’s life is in danger, they realize that their friendship and Olivia mean more to them than any sense of betrayal. They recognize that to keep her they must learn to share her. Their background in law enforcement allows Joshua and Ian to protect Olivia while helping to discover who is behind the attempts on her life. While finding out who is behind the plot to kill Olivia, can they convince Olivia that the three of them are meant to be together and make a life in Fate Harbor?
Rather than coming between the two friends, she flees back to Boston. When Joshua and Ian find out that Olivia’s life is in danger, they realize that their friendship and Olivia mean more to them than any sense of betrayal. They recognize that to keep her they must learn to share her. Their background in law enforcement allows Joshua and Ian to protect Olivia while helping to discover who is behind the attempts on her life. While finding out who is behind the plot to kill Olivia, can they convince Olivia that the three of them are meant to be together and make a life in Fate Harbor?
I
read this author's books out of order. I read the third one first, then
the first one and now just finished the second. All three are tied
together but can easily be read independently and there are no repeating plots
in any of the books. Each one has a set of characters and their own
struggles and story, while bringing in characters from the other books and I
have adored all three.
Protecting
Olivia gives us the story of Ian, Joshua and Olivia. She grew up
with her foster parents Betty and Butch and obtained foster brothers Sam and
Chance who were in the first book. Now living in Boston and being the
head of a charity for the homeless, she is attacked and almost killed leaving
her in a coma for three weeks. Once she was released from the hospital
she was taken back to Fate Harbor by Chance to recover with his family.
There
she meets Ian and Joshua. The guys had just come back from a major fire
in Montana where they were almost killed and lost two other firefighters.
With their emotions raw and hearts broken they see Olivia and she brings light
back into their darkness. By using their knowledge from their past jobs, they
decide to help her discover if the nightmares keeping her awake are really just
nightmares or flashbacks from the crime. No one really believes her since
she had a major head injury and they are still determining if there is any
brain injury so she jumps at the chance for their help. Love begins to
bloom between the three but she realizes that the fight the men had was because
of her. She can’t come between best friends so she leaves suddenly and
goes back to Boston.
With
her life in danger and her health deteriorating, Ian and Joshua make a mad dash
to Boston to protect their woman. They have decided that loving Olivia
and making her happy is more important than forcing her to pick one. They
plan to offer themselves as a unit to her if she will have them both. Of
course she is thrilled to not have to make a choice between them but danger
lurks close in the shadows and threatens to destroy what the three are trying
to build.
I
found a lot of suspense and drama in this book as they try to find out who
wants Olivia dead and why. We also get a lot of passion and hot romance
between the three as the two alpha males set the rules for her in order to keep
her safe and happy. What I loved most about this book is how the author
painted a picture for the readers regarding the needs and issues of the
homeless and children in the system. With Olivia growing up in foster care
after her mother died and her dad dumped her we could understand her passion
for helping other children in similar situations. Her devotion for the
under privileged and forgotten screamed off the pages begging the reader to pay
attention and feel the need to help.
I
LOVE this authors Fate Harbor series and I can hardly wait to read the next
one. She gives us a real story that captures your heart and attention and
makes strangers become friends before you have finished the book.
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