Protecting Freedom by Alexa Riley [Review]

Protecting Freedom by Alexa Riley
Format: ebook
Source: purchased

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Date read: May 27, 2019

Purchase Links: Kindle

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Synopsis (Goodreads):

Honor is the president’s daughter and she’s expected to behave a certain way. She’s spent her whole life living by the rules...until the newest member of the Secret Service shows up.

Washington has done his best to watch her and keep his hands and his dirty thoughts to himself. But it’s her eighteenth birthday and he’s been left in charge of guarding her. How closely can he watch her body without giving in to his urges? Not long.

Warning: This hot and fast quickie is just what you need to heat up your summer night. Celebrate Independence Day with steamy fireworks!

Thoughts on Protecting Freedom: The president's daughter and the security professional. Oh, yeah. The fact that they've both been equally smitten with one another since the first time they laid eyes on one another (although Washington fought it hard since she was just a kid at that point) is PURE Alexa Riley and that's EXACTLY why I picked up this book.

So. Some longing looks. Some jealous smolder (or maybe a little more than just smolder. AR men don't stand for their women being disrespectfully ogled, you know). A steamy kiss or two before midnight. And once Honor's birthday rolls around, she's completely down for anything her dude demands. Honestly, she wouldn't have waited, but he's a gentleman and totally kept a leash on his wants until she was of legal age.

Right on, my man.

Fast, wonderfully dirty, and just what I was looking for. *thumbs up*