Saving an Angel

Review of 'Saving an Angel'.

Chance Chastenet on Google+ wrote; I wanted to give it 4.5 stars but it won't do halfs. So 5 it is. 4 is too stingy. Book three in this series is a thrill on every page. The action is tight and fast paced. There are no red herrings or pointless characters in the story. I liked Charlie’s attitude to sex now that she’s broken her way out of her bubble. She really is a hot and independent woman. One or two scenes showing how powerful and fit Charlie was seemed added just for filling space but were so well written that I didn’t mind them at all. I even cheered when she broke the rowing machine! If you want something different with great sex scenes and well thought dialogue, you will enjoy this ride across the Atlantic to Miami and beyond.

It began with a chance in a million meeting in the open ocean and ended with dozens of convictions for child trafficking, prostitution and worse. Charlie Edwards knows the danger she might face but she forges ahead anyway, without regards for the consequences. Her father taught Charlie many things, that was one of them. She did what was right, she did what was good and she did it without fear or favour. Given the chance to avenge an earlier wrong, Charlie seizes the opportunity to extract her own form of justice. The help from a handsome family friend is most welcome, as is his company in her bed.