Mine to Keep (Saint Brothers Book 3) by Davidson King

Another Saint brother not only finds love but the Saint family has to band together to find out who's after Matt.


From the Mine to Keep blurb:

Matt lives a pretty simple life. A physical therapist, he helps people to heal and become their best selves once again. When he’s offered a live-in position at the Saint residence, he accepts easily and for a while, things go smoothly. But then there’s a drunken night…and a possible stalker. Matt is really starting to miss that simple life.

Nick likes computers more than people…except maybe his twin brother. Matt living with them for months on end doesn’t affect him much…until one weird night. Now Nick sees Matt in a different light, and when someone else starts looking at Matt in a very dangerous way, he is filled with a need to help. But will Matt let him? And who is stalking Matt?

When the situation begins to escalate and it appears that Matt’s life may be on the line, Nick refuses to stand on the sidelines—he calls for his family to step in and help. As Nick and Matt get closer in every way, so does the threat. Can Nick and Matt keep one step ahead of danger, or is luck not on their side?

Mine to Keep is book three in the Saint Brothers Series. While the story is a standalone, characters from past books appear in this story so for the full experience I suggest reading in order Book one: Slay Ride. Book two: Kill Me Sweetly.


Angel's review:

Matt and Nick's story is quite sweet, there's a hint of enemies to lovers in the beginning. After Matt got drunk and threw up on Nick he's been avoiding that particular Saint brother, but when someone keeps leaving him creepy gifts and notes, Nick can't help but to offer his help... Even if it wasn't wanted at first.

This was a good story! I read this whole book in one sitting and enjoyed every minute of it. I love how Davidson King writes her mysteries, she leaves little clues throughout the story so the reader can try to figure it out. But just when you think you know who the culprit is there's a lot twist and everything changes. So, so, good!!

The romance between Nick and Matt was good, I wish there were more moments of them going on dates and building up their relationship that way, but they did have a lot going on so I get why that wasn't a main focus. Overall though I enjoyed this story and I liked seeing all these characters again.

(((Please note this is NOT a standalone, while you probably could read it as such you won't get as much enjoyment out of it or as much of an understanding of what's going on if you don't read the previous books first.)))


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