★★★★★ “If you are on the fence about MM romance, Secrets We Fight is just the story to illustrate how beautiful the genre can be. The story, being a forbidden romance, just makes it even better for me.” ~ Trudy D.
★★★★★ “The chemistry between these two men is absolute fire.” ~ Michelle
Rhett Davis, a dedicated Secret Service agent, has always aspired to protect the president of the United States. But destiny has a wicked sense of humor. Instead of guarding the commander-in-chief, he’s assigned to the president’s magnetic son, Fallon.
~ * ~ Amy‘s Review ~ * ~
4.5 Stars
I’ve enjoyed every book I’ve read by these authors. This one was no different. I like the bodyguard/client relationship in romance books. I doubt they are as common in real life, but that’s part of the fun. It’s fun to slip into a romance where anything and everything is possible.
The story was easy to get into from the very start. Once I met the friends, I had a feeling they had their own story—and they did—but I didn’t feel like that affected my enjoyment. It did make me super curious…
I enjoy stories with easy conversations, great banter, and connections you can feel. This one delivered. I definitely recommend it.
**Copy provided to Bayou Book Junkies for my reading pleasure. A review was not a requirement.**
~ * ~ Mari‘s Review ~ * ~
4 Stars!
Fallon is one of the sons of the new POTUS, the golden child among his siblings, a dedicated law student who wants to specialize in human rights, and who’s been harboring a crush on one of the secret agents assigned to protect his family. Rhett’s been working toward becoming one of the men protecting the President, so he’s not exactly jumping for joy when he’s assigned to guard one of his sons, especially not when he’s attracted to said son and he’s not sure how long he’s going to be able to keep Fallon at arms’ length if they’ll be spending so much time together.
I really liked Fallon and Rhett, the sparks between them practically jumped off the page from their first interaction. Their banter was fun and they were hot together. Their relationship was very instalust/instalove, but it worked well for them.
While I was definitely on board with the romance, despite them having to keep it secret for obvious reasons, I wasn’t all that fond of Finn’s (Fallon’s triplet) gaming subplot, or how it played out (how Fallon’s father dealt with it). However, it did help move things along, so there’s that.
I loved Poppy, Rhett’s daughter, she was a sweetheart, and I wish we’d seen more of her with Fallon and Rhett. I also liked Day a lot, I hope this isn’t the last we’ve seen of him.
All in all, this was an entertaining, well-written book, fast-paced, steamy, with great characters and an engaging storyline that I have no trouble recommending.
*** Copy provided to Bayou Book Junkie for my reading pleasure, a review wasn’t a requirement. ***
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Rachel Lyn Adams is a USA Today Bestselling author who was born in Southern California and currently resides in the San Francisco Bay Area with her husband, five children, and a crazy number of fur babies. In 2017, she took a chance and published her very first book. Little did she know just how much that decision would change her life.
Rachel writes a wide variety of both MF and MM romance, including MC romance, sports romance, and contemporary romance. All of her books focus on powerful family and friend bonds.
When Rachel isn’t busy writing, she loves to travel and spend time with her family. On quiet nights, you’ll usually find her with a book in her hand or watching reruns of Friends.
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