Review: The Wife Protectors: Giles - Frankie Love and Chantal Seabrook

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The Wife Protectors: Giles (Six Men of Alaska #2)


Review: The Wife Protectors: Giles - Book #2 Six Men of Alaska Series - Frankie Love and Chantal Seabrook - October 2018


At the end of Book #1, we read as Tia escaped when she knew that the truth about her father and the man she was engaged to would come to light and harm those six men she had started to fall for, and some of them she even has come to love. The book starts with her kidnapped by three mercenaries and then found by Giles. Giles is one of her "six husbands" and now with the men killed, they must try to make it safely back home and get their stories straight before the authorities turn up. When they get back home, there is a distrust amongst the ranks and though Tia is trying to protect them as the little they know, the better it will be as they can't be prosecuted if they don't know anything. However, the men don't see it like that - they see it as Tia not relying on them and taking the vows seriously. How can they fall in love with their wife if they can't embrace her 100%? The book ended with a surprise and an OMFG twist and a bit of a cliffhanger ending which means I can't wait to read Book #3 - Salinger's story. The other thing I loved about this book is that unlike a lot of Reverse Harem, this book doesn't focus solely on sex and sleeping with lots of men like other RH books. The Wife Protectors has a real story and you can tell each character has their demons and trying to move forward with life and build a connection with their chosen ones.


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