Saxon's Savior (Protect and Serve, #3)

by Pandora Pine

Paramedic Dallas Haynes is between a rock and a hard place. Needing to replace a fallen paramedic, but not wanting anyone else to fill his shoes, he procrastinates until the decision is taken out of his hands. Dallas is less than thrilled when the new medic turns up for his first shift.

Saxon James hopes his first day at Gloucester’s Firehouse Three will be a turning point in his life. Sent packing from his previous job, and branded a troublemaker, this new position is his last chance to get it right. When he receives a frosty reception from his new boss, Dallas, he’s even more upset to find himself attracted to the taciturn man.

The new coworkers are like oil and water from the moment they meet. But the burning desire between them inevitably begins to draw them closer and soften the animosity between the two men.

Finally surrendering to the fiery passion between them, Saxon and Dallas are doused by approaching Hurricane Tess, who has her sights set on Gloucester. Can they band together to save lives in the height of the storm, or will their budding relationship sink in the rising tide?

• ASIN: B08LLLN4PY
• Publish Date: 28 October 2020
• Publish Status: Unknown
• Edition: Kindle Edition
• Format: eBook (Kindle)
• Pages: 259
• Language: English

Reviews

[Jeff Sexton]

Superior Saving Skills. In this continuation of the new (non-paranormal) series from Pine, a lot of people need saving in a lot of different ways, and everyone saves everyone else in their own ways. :D Along the way, yes, Saxon does find a Savior - in more ways than one (though religion is never mentioned, for those worried about that either direction). But you get all kinds of other things too - superheroics during a traffic accident gone bad (think: severe accident, 80s movie style action ;) ), more superheroics during a hurricane to bookend the tale (with a different person/ people being the superhero(es) here), and some subtler saving - saving from preconceptions, saving from bad relationships, saving from family disasters that could have been far worse, etc etc etc. Overall arguably one of the strongest books in this series, and yet another fine example of family coming together - particularly the family you choose. Very much recommended.