'I won't go so far as saying it was love at first sight, but it damn sure was hard on at first sight.

I want him to save me from me.'Īnd Cage, well he was smitten from the first time they met but you gotta love his honesty about the whole thing: She knew a good thing when she saw it, she just wanted to be sure about him first. She had no problem saying 'no' and wasn't going to let him push her around but at the same time was smart enough not to keep pushing him away. He may have been a big tough Alpha but Meli could certainly hold her own against him. 'Beauty, you can call me whatever you want as long as you're screaming it.' 'Does that line ever work for you? And why would I call you Cage? Sounds like something you stuff a rabid animal in.'… Most of my friends call me Greg, some call me Cage, but you can call me whatever you want.'.

And despite being attracted to Cage, she also made him work for his victories at first. She was strong, independent and doing fine on her own caring for herself, her mother and nephew. As a doctor, Melissa was used to caring for others and herself. Unfortunately though, he was too late and that man had already gotten to one more innocent. While he couldn't save her, he sure as hell could try and make sure that nothing bad ever happened to the other women in his life and so he stepped into the role of protector quite naturally.īut he had a mission too - to bring down the man who killed his sister and make sure he never hurt anyone again.

When we first met Cage in book #1, we learned learned that he lost his sister tragically and how losing her brought out the protector in him even more than ever before. And this book is choc full of them! Cage will have you smiling, squeeing, awwwing and probably drooling! Everyone we'd come to love in Axel is back and this time the spotlight is on Cage and Melissa. Loved it! 4.5 stars - If you're a fan of badass, protective Alphas with huge hearts, this is the series for you! Just tattoo him up in your minds and add a few piercings below the belt *winks* (FULL REVIEW NOW POSTED)

Cage by Harper Sloan