Alphas Like Us (Like Us, #3)
Krista Ritchie
His Bodyguard. His Love. Maverick, know-it-all bodyguard Farrow Keene knows publicly dating American royalty comes with a great cost. Everyone wants a piece of their relationship. And as a protective boyfriend, he's not here for the malicious hands that grab at their love life and seek to rip them apart. But Farrow is confident -- he's confident that he could've never prepared for the storm to come. Keep him safe. Maximoff Hale isn't a big fan of change. And to regain the charity CEO position he lost, he agrees to a task that he's always rejected. One that could uproot his unconventional world. But Maximoff is afraid -- he's afraid of the consequences that could destroy his boyfriend and his family. Keep him safe. Changes are on the horizon.Big.Messy.Complicated.Changes.Maximoff & Farrow will fight for their forever. And with every breath, they promise that their love story won't end here.
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0I have such mixed feelings about this series. Because in my mind, I might have liked this more than the other two? There were parts where I was definitely really engaged, but then there were also parts where I was very bored. I actually had such a hard time finding any motivation to read this that I had to finish the last 30% on audio.
It wasn't that I thought it was BAD, I really did. I think maybe I'm just not interested in reading about happy couples? Like, book one they get together pretty quickly, and since then, they are UNSHAKABLE.
There were absolutely NO interpersonal struggles with this couple. They had no struggles. They agreed on basically everything, they never fought, they literally had ZERO problems. Every conflict came from outside the relationship. It's like, you can still be in a healthy relationship and fight over stuff. Or disagree. But no, Maximoff and Farrow legit have NO RELATIONSHIP STRUGGLES. NONE. WHATSOEVER. And so after three books of that, I just thought it was pretty boring. I might have liked them each more if I didn't binge them.
The book was still cute, and I'm still interested in the series. (Where is that Jack/Oscar book at?? Bc Oscar is my FAVE.) I'm definitely intrigued by Jane and Thatcher as well, but I'm giving myself a break before diving back into this series, so hopefully I'll be more excited and it won't feel like such a chore to get through.
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