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Bodyguards Inc. #1-3
Bodyguards Inc Box Set 1-3
Bodyguard to a Sex God (Bodyguards 1)
Can the actor and his bodyguard fall in love without their story ending in tragedy?
Bodyguard Adam Freeman lands a challenging security role at a fan convention for the beloved procedural drama, “Night Cop.” His assignment? Protect the show’s leading man, Logan Brady, from overzealous fans and a lurking stalker. Adam tries to focus solely on his job, setting aside his growing attraction to the aloof actor who won’t listen to him. However, as Logan publicly comes out, a genuine threat puts their professional relationship to the test.
Logan is used to being the center of attention at conventions, yet this time, the spotlight brings real danger. Amid escalating threats that have followed him from home, Logan reluctantly accepts the need for a bodyguard. Just when he’s grappling with a life-altering personal decision, he’s distracted by his sexy new bodyguard, Adam—making privacy and concentration elusive.
Amid the chaos of the convention and surrounded by danger, Adam’s commitment to Logan’s safety becomes intertwined with their deepening emotional connection. As they navigate these new feelings, they fall in love, one stolen moment at a time. Now Adam has to keep Logan alive.
The Ex Factor (Bodyguards 2)
Trapped in an abusive relationship, Daniel is desperate and there's only one man he can The sexy bodyguard who promised he could help.
When Bodyguard, Ben Collins, finds Daniel Lincoln in a room, hiding and hurt, he doesn’t immediately think Daniel is the victim of abuse. Daniel is good at pretending and as a finalist in a TV singing competition he seems like he has a bright future ahead of him.
But something about Daniel calls to Ben’s need to protect, and he hands Daniel a card to contact him if ever Daniel needs him. Abruptly, after one frightened phone call, Ben is racing to Daniel’s aid and what he finds is a horror he can’t imagine.
Daniel is trapped in a relationship where anger and controlling hate are the only emotions he is given. When his boyfriend crosses the line and leaves Daniel vulnerable and broken there is only one man that he wants to Ben.
Max and the Prince (Bodyguards 3)
Death visits college and a bodyguard just has to keep the prince alive, only falling in love is not in the job description.
Bodyguard Max Connery is used to being mistaken for being younger than he is. Being carded every time he buys a beer is usual. Even though he’s just turned twenty-eight and has two tours in Afghanistan as a pilot under his belt. When a threat is made on the life of a prince attending University in the UK, Max is the perfect choice to blend in with students and to keep Prince Lucien safe. Even if it means joining the swim team to be by his side.
But, when death visits the University, abruptly this job is a long way past keeping the prince happy and safe. Instead, Max has to keep Lucien alive.
Can the actor and his bodyguard fall in love without their story ending in tragedy?
Bodyguard Adam Freeman lands a challenging security role at a fan convention for the beloved procedural drama, “Night Cop.” His assignment? Protect the show’s leading man, Logan Brady, from overzealous fans and a lurking stalker. Adam tries to focus solely on his job, setting aside his growing attraction to the aloof actor who won’t listen to him. However, as Logan publicly comes out, a genuine threat puts their professional relationship to the test.
Logan is used to being the center of attention at conventions, yet this time, the spotlight brings real danger. Amid escalating threats that have followed him from home, Logan reluctantly accepts the need for a bodyguard. Just when he’s grappling with a life-altering personal decision, he’s distracted by his sexy new bodyguard, Adam—making privacy and concentration elusive.
Amid the chaos of the convention and surrounded by danger, Adam’s commitment to Logan’s safety becomes intertwined with their deepening emotional connection. As they navigate these new feelings, they fall in love, one stolen moment at a time. Now Adam has to keep Logan alive.
The Ex Factor (Bodyguards 2)
Trapped in an abusive relationship, Daniel is desperate and there's only one man he can The sexy bodyguard who promised he could help.
When Bodyguard, Ben Collins, finds Daniel Lincoln in a room, hiding and hurt, he doesn’t immediately think Daniel is the victim of abuse. Daniel is good at pretending and as a finalist in a TV singing competition he seems like he has a bright future ahead of him.
But something about Daniel calls to Ben’s need to protect, and he hands Daniel a card to contact him if ever Daniel needs him. Abruptly, after one frightened phone call, Ben is racing to Daniel’s aid and what he finds is a horror he can’t imagine.
Daniel is trapped in a relationship where anger and controlling hate are the only emotions he is given. When his boyfriend crosses the line and leaves Daniel vulnerable and broken there is only one man that he wants to Ben.
Max and the Prince (Bodyguards 3)
Death visits college and a bodyguard just has to keep the prince alive, only falling in love is not in the job description.
Bodyguard Max Connery is used to being mistaken for being younger than he is. Being carded every time he buys a beer is usual. Even though he’s just turned twenty-eight and has two tours in Afghanistan as a pilot under his belt. When a threat is made on the life of a prince attending University in the UK, Max is the perfect choice to blend in with students and to keep Prince Lucien safe. Even if it means joining the swim team to be by his side.
But, when death visits the University, abruptly this job is a long way past keeping the prince happy and safe. Instead, Max has to keep Lucien alive.
486 pages, Kindle Edition
Published May 15, 2024
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R.J. Scott
306 books2,707 followersRJ Scott writes heartwarming, passionate MM/gay romance stories where every man finds his happily ever after. When not writing, she enjoys reading books, watching movies, spending time with her family, following Formula 1 (Forza Ferrari!), and cheering on the Pittsburgh Penguins. Email her here: rj@rjscott.co.uk
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June 22, 2024
3.4/5 overall. These were quick, enjoyable reads. I find it a bit awkward when bodyguard/client relationships become the norm for an institution, but that’s kind of the premise of the series, of course, and I do feel differently about it when they keep ending up permanent partners, not just sleeping together. I found the power balance mostly worked, and this collection would have hit 3.5 if the second book hadn’t had quite so much trauma in it; I just couldn’t believe it was time for another relationship.
Bodyguard to a Sex God
3.5/5 I liked Logan and Adam but didn’t quite feel like they had enough time together, though I did appreciate the feels really started to come shortly before the epilogue. I’m never sure how I feel these days about bodyguards getting involved with clients. This one sort of felt like it was navigating it appropriately. I appreciated that Logan got the chance to be his real self, despite the glimpses into how wrong it can go when you’re a celebrity.
The Ex Factor
3/5 I’m really glad that Daniel was finally able to get the help that he needed, but it still felt like the abuse and trauma was extremely recent, and I couldn’t help but feel like now was not the time for a new relationship. It definitely helped relieve my mind to learn at the end that Daniel was in therapy, but I would have been happier if meeting Ben happened later or if there was a bigger time gap.
Cam was a real piece of work, and deserved everything that came to him. There’s so much going on with trying to stop Cam and salvage Daniel’s career that although Ben and Daniel are together all the time, it doesn’t feel like it’s actually about them all that much. I did love Daniel’s parents, they were awesome, and I liked the little moments that Daniel and Ben were able to connect.
Max and the Prince
3.75 This was my favourite of the three, although I feel like it had the potential to go most wrong with power imbalances. But Lucien seems to be very nominally a Prince, and I really appreciated that the age gap between Lucien and Max is so minimal. Lucien and Max spend a lot of time together over weeks, which I liked. They had a few heart-to-hearts, which I appreciated. But it still felt in some ways like they didn’t get to know one another that well and most of their advancements were physical.
I didn’t like Max keeping secrets at all (and while there was a confrontation about it, I feel like he’d do the exact same thing over again, which I didn’t love from equal relationship perspective). A couple things were never explained like Max suddenly competing in a college swim competition. Did he actually get a fake identity as an enrolled student? Characters had some complications, not perfect but usually not horrible, which made everything feel more life-like. In many ways this somehow felt cozy despite the serious things that happened.
Bodyguard to a Sex God
3.5/5 I liked Logan and Adam but didn’t quite feel like they had enough time together, though I did appreciate the feels really started to come shortly before the epilogue. I’m never sure how I feel these days about bodyguards getting involved with clients. This one sort of felt like it was navigating it appropriately. I appreciated that Logan got the chance to be his real self, despite the glimpses into how wrong it can go when you’re a celebrity.
The Ex Factor
3/5 I’m really glad that Daniel was finally able to get the help that he needed, but it still felt like the abuse and trauma was extremely recent, and I couldn’t help but feel like now was not the time for a new relationship. It definitely helped relieve my mind to learn at the end that Daniel was in therapy, but I would have been happier if meeting Ben happened later or if there was a bigger time gap.
Cam was a real piece of work, and deserved everything that came to him. There’s so much going on with trying to stop Cam and salvage Daniel’s career that although Ben and Daniel are together all the time, it doesn’t feel like it’s actually about them all that much. I did love Daniel’s parents, they were awesome, and I liked the little moments that Daniel and Ben were able to connect.
Max and the Prince
3.75 This was my favourite of the three, although I feel like it had the potential to go most wrong with power imbalances. But Lucien seems to be very nominally a Prince, and I really appreciated that the age gap between Lucien and Max is so minimal. Lucien and Max spend a lot of time together over weeks, which I liked. They had a few heart-to-hearts, which I appreciated. But it still felt in some ways like they didn’t get to know one another that well and most of their advancements were physical.
I didn’t like Max keeping secrets at all (and while there was a confrontation about it, I feel like he’d do the exact same thing over again, which I didn’t love from equal relationship perspective). A couple things were never explained like Max suddenly competing in a college swim competition. Did he actually get a fake identity as an enrolled student? Characters had some complications, not perfect but usually not horrible, which made everything feel more life-like. In many ways this somehow felt cozy despite the serious things that happened.
July 4, 2024
Good series
I'm a huge fan of this author, and this is another series I'm glad I dove into. A little chaos and humor along with mystery and romance. It's a great combination. I look forward to the next set.
I'm a huge fan of this author, and this is another series I'm glad I dove into. A little chaos and humor along with mystery and romance. It's a great combination. I look forward to the next set.
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