Book review Keeping Her Close by Carol Ross!


"Hired to protect her

…unable to resist her 

The job sounds simple: teach a businessman’s daughter how to stay safe. But former navy SEAL turned bodyguard Kyle Frasier has a personal motive, too. Harper Jansen is his late best friend’s fiancée. Loyalty demands he protect her, not that Harper looks in need of rescuing. In fact, it’s Kyle who needs help—balancing duty with his desire to build a life with the one woman he shouldn’t want…"

 Sounds great, right? Well, it was more than great, it was amazing!! 
Kyle Frasier sounds like he looks oh so dreamy, and Harper just sounds so beautiful! They are perfect for each other in every way! 
We see it many times in the book, but where one doesn't shine in a subject, the other shines enough for both! 
Together they create a world of chaos and love. 
I was smitten reading the last chapters; I didn't want it to end! 
This book is so beautifully written it had me falling in love the whole time. Carol Ross is such an amazing author, I will definitely always read her books! 
The story itself was complicated, mysterious, beautiful, and full of forgiveness and love. It truly has been a wonderful experience in being able to learn a bit more about other people's personalities in reading this book. 
I highly recommend you check it out if you would like a loveable, romantic story!


"I was sent this book in exchange for my honest review from Prism books."

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