Changing Perspectives is the second book in the Montgomery Family series. Don’t worry, it can be read as a standalone, but I would suggest reading the first book if you loved this one. I won’t tell you what it is about because I love surprising people. This book tells the story of Angelina, the daughter of a woman that just got her second chance at love with a NAVY doctor. Her daughter is in a double Master program and while her scholarship covers most of her expenses, she still sings at two bars in town to pay for her living expenses. I am used to reading about wild girls getting into trouble or good girls at the wrong place and time. Nevertheless, I must confess this might be the first time I have read about a good girl being at the right time and place and still getting in trouble. Angelina is a sweet, mature, responsible, and intelligent young lady. Everyone on campus seems attracted to her either for her voice, looks, or personality. She has good grades, works hard at school, and makes a living for herself. Nevertheless, all those qualities added to the fact that she doesn’t waste her time with douchebags are what ignite the heart of a very creepy guy, who starts to believe Angelina is his alone. When flowers sent to her home turn into her usual drink at the bar and then into a rose inside her car, which was supposed to be locked, Angelina goes to the police and her parents for help. When the first doesn’t help, the latter will stop at nothing to have their girl safe and that includes hiring the OMEGA TEAM. The security service they provide goes from infiltration to bodyguard services and in no time Luiz and Duncan, two giant with very different personalities and stories appear at her doorstep. Nevertheless, protection might not be all she will be provided by one very hot ex-Ranger, Luiz Hernandez.
I must confess I loved Angelina’s personality. She is sweet, intelligent, mature, and kind. Nevertheless, she is also a little insecure about her looks, have a temper when it is called for, and shows a fragile side. I loved how everyone looked at her as if she was perfect, but the author presented how in her perfection also lied insecurities and even her fragile side hidden behind her bravery. She is a very strong girl for not running back to her family after her stalker seems to become more obsessed and dangerous than she first thought. I kind of admire her attitude. Luiz is quite something. After being a man used to watching desire and lust in the eyes of women, he can’t stand it when people look at his face with disgust or pity when they look at the scar on his face. He lost an eye during a mission with the Rangers and now it will mark him forever. At least in the eyes of the civilians, or so he thought. In Angelina he finds a soul that see past his scar and insecurities and sees the real thing. She sees the strong, loyal, and brave man he is, the one that got hurt in the line of duty and deserves to be thanked for his service to his country. I love it how this two characters don’t see in each other all their good points, but the other sees them so clearly and treasures them so much. It was truly touching. Also, it was fun to see them sneak past Duncan and Rico, Angelina’s security team from TEAM OMEGA, to have their sexy time together.
I wish that the stalker problem of our heroine had been explored a little more, maybe even in a different way. I felt that the story was more focused in the love development and the catching of the stalker was almost completely ignored. Another problem that I had was the grammar mistakes in some of the Spanish words and phrases said by Luiz. Someone who doesn’t know Spanish won’t be able to tell because they are minor, but otherwise they might be a little distracting. In my case, they made me lose my focus on the novel every time I came across one.
I highly recommend this book to those that enjoy a more less fast paced romance comedy with an adorable HEA.
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