Protector For Hire (Front and Center, #4)

by Tawna Fenske

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Coffee Dates with Protector for Hire:

First date: Take an ex-Army soldier living in a remote cabin in Montana and add a city girl and you have the makings for Protector for Hire. Schwartz Patton is doing his brother a solid by hiding a young woman on the run from a nasty ex-husband. He just needs to protect her until the law makes an arrest. Add banter, mix in sexual attraction and pop-tarts and you have a F-U-N fun first date!
Second date: Schwartz was a little intimidating on the first date, but the man is really a teddy bear. Do not be fooled. He has lived alone for ten years with only a dog for a companion. He struggles with events from the war and is not much of a talker. He does however have eyes and Janelle Keebler is quite the looker. What he did not expect was to like Janelle. She is fun to tease and gives as good as she gets. There was chemistry from the onset, but I loved the banter as these two built a friendship.
Third date: *wipes moisture from windows* It's a little steamy in here, but the heat feels delightful.  Protector for Hire is light on the suspense angle and focuses more on the romance but we do get some dangerous moments on our last date. Events  that push our characters to express their feelings. Sure it was instalove but it was sweet, adorable and wildly sexy!  I ended this date grinning.
This review was originally posted on Caffeinated Book Reviewer