Saving Hope: A Bad Boy's Baby Romance

Lucy Wild

Jul 2017 · Pronoun

About this ebook

She was on the run when I took her in.
So innocent, so pure, so good, everything I’m not.
She needs to hide from men who want her dead.
But she’s no safer around me.
I have urges. Needs. Desires.
If she’s going to stay, she’s going to do what I tell her, no matter how reluctant she may be.
In return, I will guard her.
If they come back to finish what they started things will be different this time.
I’m her protector now.
I’d die for her if that what it takes to keep her safe.
Her and our unborn child.

***A standalone contemporary romance with no cheating, no cliffhanger and a guaranteed HEA***

Ratings and reviews

Saving Hope is a fast-paced, quick read - about two hours read time. As I've come to expect with this author, the pace of the story, combined with a bit of suspense kept me turning pages to see how things would play out. It is instalove, but that tends to be the norm in romances of this length and pacing, so it was expected. Even considering the length of the book, the beginning of the story felt a bit rushed to me. In all honesty, I was having trouble connecting with the characters and wasn't sure if I was going to like this one. There were things about Rob and Hope's first night together that just didn't ring true for me. But, there was that element of suspense to keep things moving and I was interested enough to plunge ahead. Once the mystery of who Hope is and why she's running started to really play out, my interest picked up. Like other books by Wild, I found myself engrossed in the story at that point and was able to connect with a story much better in the second half of Rob and Hope's tale. That second half of the book is what bumped this one from a three to a four-star read for me. Overall, while this isn't my favorite book by Lucy Wild, it is worth the read.