The Protector (The Freemasons Book 4) by Nicole Flockton – Review by Tia Martel

The Protector by Nicole Flockton
My rating: 5 of 5 stars

Renee Cadmon was rescued from a horror that’s impossible for her to explain. After being kidnapped and tortured for three years, she’s back and taking steps to reclaim her life for herself. Declan Burkhard is not only her brother’s best friend, but someone Renee has had feelings for for as long as she can remember. Now there’s no way he’d want anything to do with her broken self, but what is his reason for staying so close?

Declan knows that Renee is worthy of the world. Before she was kidnapped he was fighting with his feelings to determine if he should try for more than friendship, now that she’s home he knows she’s all there is for him. He’s willing to sit back and wait for her even if it takes forever, and while he waits he’s going to be there to protect her while she maneuvers life back home. He’s happy sitting on the sidelines if that’s all she needs.

With the returning threat of the man who kidnapped Renee, Declan must do whatever it takes to keep her safe and show her she’s not alone.

Book four did not disappoint! Every book I read with the Fab Four has me wanting a man who can protect and serve like these four do. This fourth installment is a best friend’s little sister trope and I am so here for it.

Plenty of trigger warnings as there are mentions of Sexual Assault, violence, and kidnapping, but if you love a story about a man willing to wait for the woman he loves this is a good one.

I highly recommend reading all four in order as there are mentions in each book that build on each other to get you through to this one. However, it’s not entirely necessary to read them all to read this one.

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