All Twisted Up: FBI Files Spec. Ops. Tac Team, Book 1

This new series is 🔥🔥🔥! You know we are going to get a little intrigue, little insta love, some amazing characters, and a story that will have you panting for more! The new narrator is pretty good. Looking forward to the next one!

Joshua is a caretaker and protector. He's raising his 5, 6 and 17 year old siblings while working 2 jobs. He has a big heart and can't help but to help people he cares about. This is the reason he finds himself at a drug cartel's home while trying to be there for a friend and is later involved in a shoot out between police and gangsters. Now him and his family have to be put under WITSEC because a hit has been put out on him. He doesn't want to put more of a target on his family's back so he lets them be sent away in witness protection while he gets to be watched over by the sexy agent that saved his life twice already. He shouldn't be focusing on his attraction to the man but seeing how well he's been with him and his family in keeping them assured and safe and now being alone with him how could he not? Nash is a playboy through and through. He doesn't trust easily or let anyone in except his brothers in arms. He goes through guys but only for long enough to hook up and then he's on to the next. Until he meets the brave man who took on his siblings and is determined to give them a better life than he had. He can't stop the attraction or the fierce protectiveness he feels for Joshua and his family and it only grows the more they're forced to outrun dangerous situations. I really enjoyed this book and it has some good action that gets your heart pumping a bit. I do have to say though that Joshua made it kinda hard to watch over him with his insistence to go out and work his…

I don't think I can say enough good about this particular story. Joshua and Nash are as different as night and day but somehow while Nash is protecting Joshua everything changes. This is my second time at reading this beauty and let me say it will not be my last, the compulsion to read faster even though I know it will be ok is still there as it was the first time reading.